Donald Trump made headlines by purchasing burgers with Bitcoin at PubKey, a Bitcoin bar in New York City. The transaction marked a historic moment as the former U.S. president embraced cryptocurrency during his 2024 campaign stop.
Trump Buys Burgers with Bitcoin at NYC Bar
During his visit to a New York City bar and restaurant that is well-known for accepting Bitcoin, Donald Trump, the presidential nominee of the Republican Party, made history by becoming the first past president of the United States to utilize the cryptocurrency in a transaction.
A Pubkey post from September 18th states that Trump bought hamburgers at the New York City bar using Bitcoin. According to Trump's Truth Social account, Bitcoin enthusiast and CEO of Professional Capital Management Anthony Pompliano was there at the campaign stop as well.
Trump Announces Token Through Family Crypto Platform
Only a little over two days had passed since the Republican nominee made the announcement that he would be launching a token through the World Liberty Financial cryptocurrency platform, which is managed by members of his family, Cointelegraph shares.
Trump has appeared at the Bitcoin 2024 conference in Nashville and supported BTC miners as part of his 2024 campaign, despite his previous statements labeling Bitcoin as a "scam" and crypto as "based on thin air."
PubKey Declines to Confirm Lightning Network Transaction
The marketing team at Pubkey refused to confirm via Telegram whether the Lightning Network BTC transaction was successful. Trump bought a dozen or more hamburgers, which he distributed to the crowd while referring to them as "crypto burgers," according to the footage.
According to reports, Trump possesses at least one million dollars worth of cryptocurrency. Even Bill Clinton, who was presented with Bitcoin at an event in 2016, has held some of it.


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