Trump Jr. founds the Executive Branch: the exclusive $500k club
The post Trump Jr. founds the Executive Branch: the exclusive $500k club appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. In the heart of Washington, Executive Branch is born, a high-profile private club co-founded by Donald Trump Jr., which promises to become one of the most exclusive places in the American capital. With a membership fee of 500,000 dollars and a waiting list already active, the club aims to be a point of reference for billionaire CEOs, tech startup founders, and influential political experts. Executive Branch: the debut of the exclusive Trump club among high-profile names The club made its official debut with a launch party over the weekend, attracting prominent figures from the tech and financial world. Among the participants, names like David Sacks, known as the “crypto czar”, the twins Tyler and Cameron Winklevoss, founders of the cryptocurrency exchange Gemini, and the tech investor Chamath Palihapitiya stand out. The presence of these figures underscores the club’s ambition: to become a crossroads for those driving innovation and influencing policy decisions at the national level. The headquarters of the Executive Branch will officially open within the next month in the prestigious neighborhood of Georgetown, one of the most elegant and historic areas of Washington D.C. The choice of location is not accidental: Georgetown has always been synonymous with power, sophistication, and political connections. In this context, the club aims to offer an exclusive and private environment where members can meet away from the public spotlight. Access to the Executive Branch is not for everyone. Besides the high cost of enrollment, candidates must pass a rigorous selection process. Each potential member undergoes a careful evaluation, with the aim of ensuring that only individuals of the highest profile, with proven credentials in the world of business, technology, or politics, can become part of the club. This exclusivity is an integral part of the project’s identity, which aims to create a network of…
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In the heart of Washington, Executive Branch is born, a high-profile private club co-founded by Donald Trump Jr., which promises to become one of the most exclusive places in the American capital. With a membership fee of 500,000 dollars and a waiting list already active, the club aims to be a point of reference for billionaire CEOs, tech startup founders, and influential political experts. Executive Branch: the debut of the exclusive Trump club among high-profile names The club made its official debut with a launch party over the weekend, attracting prominent figures from the tech and financial world. Among the participants, names like David Sacks, known as the “crypto czar”, the twins Tyler and Cameron Winklevoss, founders of the cryptocurrency exchange Gemini, and the tech investor Chamath Palihapitiya stand out. The presence of these figures underscores the club’s ambition: to become a crossroads for those driving innovation and influencing policy decisions at the national level. The headquarters of the Executive Branch will officially open within the next month in the prestigious neighborhood of Georgetown, one of the most elegant and historic areas of Washington D.C. The choice of location is not accidental: Georgetown has always been synonymous with power, sophistication, and political connections. In this context, the club aims to offer an exclusive and private environment where members can meet away from the public spotlight. Access to the Executive Branch is not for everyone. Besides the high cost of enrollment, candidates must pass a rigorous selection process. Each potential member undergoes a careful evaluation, with the aim of ensuring that only individuals of the highest profile, with proven credentials in the world of business, technology, or politics, can become part of the club. This exclusivity is an integral part of the project’s identity, which aims to create a network of…
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