Donald Trump’s 2024 campaign surged with $7.5 million in cryptocurrency donations, thanks to Bitcoin, Ethereum, and XRP. The influx, reported in FEC filings, highlights a strategic shift as Trump garners growing support from the crypto community across more than 15 states, including Puerto Rico.
Trump’s Campaign Receives Massive Crypto Boost
There has reportedly been a large infusion of digital currency into the Trump 47 joint fundraising committee. From July 1, 2024, until September 30, 2024, these contributions were documented, according to a recent filing with the Federal Election Commission.
Bitcoin, Ethereum, and XRP—along with the dollar-pegged stablecoins Tether and USDC—were the cryptocurrencies that the committee said contributed significantly. Thanks to the flood of cash, Donald Trump has become a leading crypto advocate.
From Crypto Skeptic to Crypto Advocate
Even more significantly, his prior presidential distrust of digital currencies has been completely replaced by this strategic pivot. These donations are vital to Trump's campaign as the 2024 election draws near, Coingape points out.
Donors hailing from over fifteen different states contributed to these totals, according to the FEC filing. Puerto Rico, an American colony, and numerous important battlegrounds were among these.
Ripple, Coinbase, and Andreessen Horowitz Join the Donations
Notable contributions came from well-known companies like Ripple and Coinbase, as well as venture capital company Andreessen Horowitz, demonstrating the crypto community's strong backing for Trump.
Being the first prominent presidential contender to take donations in digital tokens, Donald Trump has created history. His decision not only shows that he is in line with the increasing number of voters who are enthusiastic about digital currencies, but it also demonstrates that these technologies are being used more and more in political campaign finance.
Elon Musk and Crypto Leaders Shape Trump's Views
People in the crypto field had a major impact on my shift from crypto skeptic to advocate. In changing Trump's attitude towards cryptocurrencies, influential figures like Elon Musk and David Bailey, CEO of BTC Inc., have played a crucial role. The culmination of their efforts was Trump's attendance at a big Bitcoin conference, which indicated his complete support for the cryptocurrency business.
Kamala Harris and the Rise of Crypto Donations
Another Democrat who has taken to accepting cryptocurrency donations is Kamala Harris, who is running against Donald Trump. Ripple Chairman Chris Larsen has given her a sizable sum. One example of the growing trend of using cryptocurrency for political fundraising is Larsen's $1 million XRP donation to Harris' campaign. The Future Forward USA PAC, which is backing Harris for the US Senate in 2024, received this contribution.
More than half of all corporate contributions to the 2024 US election came from the cryptocurrency industry, which is an unprecedented level of financial involvement. Contributions from the cryptocurrency business have increased by around thirteen times during the last presidential election cycle, according to the Public Citizen analysis.
Trump’s Crypto Momentum Spurs WLFI Token Auction
The Republican candidate's growing affinity for cryptocurrency has prompted World Liberty Financial to announce the beginning of their WLFI token public auction. In its first twenty minutes, the initiative—which had the support of Donald Trump and his family—sold more than 220 million WLFI tokens, surpassing its $300 million fundraising target and bringing its valuation to $1.5 billion.


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