Donald Trump won the 2024 presidential election.

Trump recently announced plans for a strategic crypto reserve and a meeting of several cryptocurrency experts at the White House on Friday

Donald Trump's campaign for the 2024 presidential election had several key issues and proposals that were covered in detail.

What Happened: Trump, the frontrunner for the Republican nomination, announced plans for a strategic crypto reserve and met with several cryptocurrency experts at the White House on Friday.

The federal government buying crypto is a hot topic, and Trump's administration will certainly be following the campaign closely.

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"Which crypto asset are you most likely to invest in during 2025?" Benzinga asked.

None, I'm staying away: 43%

Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC): 35%

Ethereum (CRYPTO: ETH): 10%

Solana (CRYPTO: SOL): 10%

Stablecoins: 3%

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Why It's Important: A social media post by Trump also mentioned that the strategic crypto reserve would include Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana and XRP Token (CRYPTO: XRP) and Cardano (CRYPTO: ADA).

Trump's campaign website had a section highlighting his proposals for "economic recovery." One of the proposals was to "create a strategic national crypto reserve."

Trump's campaign pledges to "return America to the greatest economic strength." The campaign website had a section highlighting several proposals by Trump for economic recovery.

One of the proposals was to create a strategic national crypto reserve in an effort to diversify the federal government's assets.

"We'll invest in a portfolio of the leading cryptocurrencies to hedge against inflation and ensure the long-term economic security of our nation," Trump's campaign stated.

The crypto assets mentioned by Trump for the strategic reserve were Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, XRP and Cardano.

Several cryptocurrency experts met with Trump at the White House on Friday. Those in attendance included Robert Kiyosaki, Charles Payne and Sean Tibbits.

Trump's campaign website had a section where users could contribute to specific proposals they liked. Of the 165 users who voted on the strategic crypto reserve proposal, 140 voted in favor and 25 voted against the proposal.

The candidates' proposals are funded by campaign contributions and any remaining campaign funds after the election will be used to pay administrative expenses or distributed to charity, according to the campaign.

The candidates' proposals are funded by campaign contributions and any remaining campaign funds after the election will be used to pay administrative expenses or distributed to charity, according to the campaign.

The candidates' proposals are funded by campaign contributions and any remaining campaign funds after the election will be used to pay administrative expenses or distributed to charity, according to the campaign.

The candidates' proposals are funded by campaign contributions and any remaining campaign funds after the election will be used to pay administrative expenses or distributed to charity, according to the campaign.

The candidates' proposals are funded by campaign contributions and any remaining campaign funds after the election will be used to pay administrative expenses or distributed to charity, according to the campaign.

The candidates' proposals are funded by campaign contributions and any remaining campaign funds after the election will be used to pay administrative expenses or distributed to charity, according to the campaign.

The candidates' proposals are funded by campaign contributions and any remaining campaign funds after the election will be used to pay administrative expenses or distributed to charity, according to the campaign.

The candidates' proposals are funded by campaign contributions and any remaining campaign funds after the election will be used to pay administrative expenses or distributed to charity, according to the campaign.

The candidates' proposals are funded by campaign contributions and any remaining campaign funds after the election will be used to pay administrative expenses or distributed to charity, according to the campaign.

The candidates' proposals are funded by campaign contributions and any remaining campaign funds after the election will be used to pay administrative expenses or distributed to charity, according to the campaign.

The candidates' proposals are funded by campaign contributions and any remaining campaign funds after the election will be used to pay administrative expenses or distributed to charity, according to the campaign.

The candidates' proposals are funded by campaign contributions and any remaining campaign funds after the election will be used to pay administrative expenses or distributed to charity, according to the campaign.

The candidates' proposals are funded by campaign contributions and any remaining campaign funds after the election will be used to pay administrative