Bitcoin a ‘Huge Part of Everything We Do Now’: Donald Trump Jr.
The post Bitcoin a ‘Huge Part of Everything We Do Now’: Donald Trump Jr. appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. In brief Eric Trump and Donald Trump Jr. spoke about the advantages of decentralized over traditional finance, plugging their family’s World Liberty Fi project. U.S. President Donald Trump’s sons said their interest in Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies developed from being “debanked.” Eric Trump said that he “would love to see some of the big banks go extinct.” Eric Trump and Donald Trump Jr. bashed the traditional finance system and championed the U.S.’ pro-crypto pivot and their own digital asset endeavors on Wednesday at the Bitcoin 2025 conference in Las Vegas—underscoring the Trumps’ growing enmeshment with the cryptocurrency community, despite critics’ concerns over conflicts of interest posed by the First Family’s embrace of the industry. The two eldest sons of U.S. President Donald Trump touted the U.S.’ foray into Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies during a roughly 30-minute talk in which they urged the audience to buy Bitcoin and touted the virtues of their decentralized finance platform World Liberty Fi. Their comments marked a striking contrast to President Trump’s stump speech at last year’s Bitcoin conference. “I would love to see some of the big banks go extinct, because honestly, they deserve it,” Eric Trump said on the Nakamoto Stage on Wednesday, “You go pull out 500 bucks and you’re on some terrorist watch list somewhere. He added, “and now, all of a sudden, you have crypto.. it makes [the financial system] faster, it makes it safer, it makes it more transparent.” The First Sons’ remarks on Bitcoin’s growing adoption stateside followed U.S. Vice President J.D. Vance’s appearance on Wednesday at BTC 2025, just a few hours earlier. The First Family and senior Trump administration official’s appearances at the Bitcoin conference come as American regulators and lawmakers increasingly embrace digital assets under President Trump. In the first five months of the second Trump administration, the commander-in-chief…
The post Bitcoin a ‘Huge Part of Everything We Do Now’: Donald Trump Jr. appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com.
In brief Eric Trump and Donald Trump Jr. spoke about the advantages of decentralized over traditional finance, plugging their family’s World Liberty Fi project. U.S. President Donald Trump’s sons said their interest in Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies developed from being “debanked.” Eric Trump said that he “would love to see some of the big banks go extinct.” Eric Trump and Donald Trump Jr. bashed the traditional finance system and championed the U.S.’ pro-crypto pivot and their own digital asset endeavors on Wednesday at the Bitcoin 2025 conference in Las Vegas—underscoring the Trumps’ growing enmeshment with the cryptocurrency community, despite critics’ concerns over conflicts of interest posed by the First Family’s embrace of the industry. The two eldest sons of U.S. President Donald Trump touted the U.S.’ foray into Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies during a roughly 30-minute talk in which they urged the audience to buy Bitcoin and touted the virtues of their decentralized finance platform World Liberty Fi. Their comments marked a striking contrast to President Trump’s stump speech at last year’s Bitcoin conference. “I would love to see some of the big banks go extinct, because honestly, they deserve it,” Eric Trump said on the Nakamoto Stage on Wednesday, “You go pull out 500 bucks and you’re on some terrorist watch list somewhere. He added, “and now, all of a sudden, you have crypto.. it makes [the financial system] faster, it makes it safer, it makes it more transparent.” The First Sons’ remarks on Bitcoin’s growing adoption stateside followed U.S. Vice President J.D. Vance’s appearance on Wednesday at BTC 2025, just a few hours earlier. The First Family and senior Trump administration official’s appearances at the Bitcoin conference come as American regulators and lawmakers increasingly embrace digital assets under President Trump. In the first five months of the second Trump administration, the commander-in-chief…
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