💵Donald Trump makes last-minute appeal to crypto voters 💵
The Republican presidential candidate reiterated promises to pardon Ross Ulbricht and to have all Bitcoin “made in the USA.”
With less than a week to go until Election Day in the United States and many people voting early, Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump took to his social media platform to remind voters of his campaign promises on crypto.
In posts on Truth Social and X on October 31, Trump urged his roughly eight million followers to vote for him in the 2024 election, claiming he would have all Bitcoin “made in the USA” if elected.
The message included a “Happy 16th Anniversary” to the BTC white paper and claimed to end US Vice President Kamala Harris’ “war on crypto” — despite the Democratic candidate promising to support the industry if elected.
In October, most polls showed Vice President Harris and Trump neck and neck in crucial battleground states where the results of the Electoral College vote will likely be decided. Early voting will end in Georgia, Texas, Arizona, parts of Idaho, Utah and Nevada on Nov. 1, with some states allowing voting until Election Day on Nov. 5.
