Former US President Donald Trump has announced his intention to launch a fourth FT collection.
He announced his intention to launch a fourth collection for the FT.
In an #interview with Bloomberg Businessweek, Trump praised the results of previous collections and announced a change in his views on #cryptocurrencies .
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We sold 45,000 cards in total, so that's a good achievement, we've done it three times and people want us to do it again. We're going to do it again. It's a great energy. It's great, Trump said in an interview.
an Initially hardline against cryptocurrencies, Trump has clearly turned toward the digital asset sector. This turn is not only rhetorical, but also clearly evident in his campaign tactics.
According to Federal Election Commission (FEC) documents reported by the Wall Street Journal, Trump's campaign began collecting #cryptocurrency payments in May.
Cryptocurrencies aren't going anywhere, Trump responded. "It's great, he's met with several influential cryptocurrency leaders at fundraising events, whom he calls 'first class people'.
This change of heart appears to be driven by the strategic goal of keeping the U. S. from falling behind China, especially in the emerging cryptocurrency sector. If we fail, China will take over and we will go to China. China is definitely doing that, the former commander-in-chief said.
Trump's changing attitude toward cryptocurrencies is very different from his past disdain. Back then, Trump called #bitcoin "not money" and a "scam.
However, Trump now believes that the continued international competitiveness of the U. S. depends on digital assets. The fact that his campaign is accepting cryptocurrency donations, as well as the selection of Sen. J. D.
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