Donald Trump Has $2.8M In His Ethereum Wallet From A New Declaration

The most recent information confirms earlier records' estimates that Trump had between $250,000 and $500,000 stored in an Ethereum wallet.

Source: timestabloid.com

Donald Trump, a former president of the United States, has more than $2.8 million in an Ethereum wallet, according to a recent financial declaration. Trump generated over $4.8 million from license charges tied to nonfungible token (NFT) collections via his image from the statements released on August 14 by the non-profit oversight Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington, with Trump making about $7.6 million from his crypto-related ventures. Trump's Ethereum wallet currently contains $2.8 million, a significant increase from the $250,000 to $500,000 sum he revealed in a filing on April 14th.

Following his loss to the incumbent president Joe Biden in the 2020 election, Trump is vying to take back the White House in the forthcoming 2024 election.The announcement of Trump's arrest in Georgia on August 14 on suspicion that he and his followers conspired to sway the 2020 presidential race overshadows the release of his most recent financial report.

If Elected, The Republican Contender Intends To Put An End To President Biden's Purported War On Bitcoin

At a campaign speech in New Hampshire, Ron DeSantis declared, “We're not going to permit the CBDC to go into the trash can on day one as president.” In his 2024 presidential campaign, Florida Governor Ron DeSantis has promoted a platform that is partially based on economic independence, including taking a position on digital currencies. 

On July 31, DeSantis restated his intention to outlaw central bank digital currencies (CBDCs) if he were to win the Republican nominee for president and enter office in 2025 while speaking at a campaign rally in New Hampshire. If elected as president, the Florida governor vowed to put an end to Joe Biden's war on Bitcoin and cryptocurrency. DeSantis continued by drawing comparisons between China, whose central bank is presently testing a digital yuan, and the United States government's ambitions for a CBDC. He argued that the government's unaccountable elites could not be relied upon to manage the prospective introduction of a digital dollar.

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