Will you trust Trump with your cryptocurrency transactions?
His new company
During a livestream interview on X, Trump introduced his new company, World Liberty Financial, noting that the management of this cryptocurrency company would be entrusted to his children, with Don Jr. occupying a leading role in the business.
A change of heart
Trump thus seems to have changed his mind about digital currencies, which he had previously strongly criticized during his presidential term.
Not a fan of Bitcoin
In 2019, he tweeted several times on the subject, stating in particular that he was not a fan of Bitcoin or other cryptocurrencies, which he considered not to be money and whose value is extremely volatile and speculative.
Facilitating illegal activities
He also argued that cryptocurrencies could facilitate illegal activities such as money laundering and terrorist financing.
Stable and reliable
According to Trump in 2019, the United States has a strong currency, with the dollar being the world’s reserve currency, stable and reliable.
His enthusiasm
Trump has changed his stance and now expresses his enthusiasm for the future of cryptocurrencies.
Financial independence
With the help of his sons and partners, led by Don Jr., he now presents cryptocurrencies as a means of achieving financial independence from traditional banks, which he and his family believe are biased towards conservatives.
A lending service?
According to Don Jr. during the livestream, World Liberty Financial was conceived as a lending and borrowing service designed to simplify cryptocurrency transactions, offering a path to financial emancipation.
Trust Trump?
Will you place your trust in Trump for your cryptocurrency transactions?
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