Kamala Harris Possibly Joining Donald Trump at Bitcoin Conference

Kamala Harris' campaign is reportedly in discussions with Bitcoin Magazine regarding her potential participation in the upcoming Bitcoin Conference.

್ರipt-NFT Today! The past two weeks have been jam-packed with must-know events that’ll be serving as defining points for the future of blockchain, cryptocurrency, and NFTs.

From Kamala Harris possibly joining Donald Trump at an upcoming Bitcoin conference to digital assets suffering following dipped quarterly earnings and more, there’s a lot of essential news you should know about. So, let’s dive in and see what’s been going down!

Kamala Harris Might Be Joining Donald Trump at Bitcoin Conference

Kamala Harris' campaign is reportedly in talks with Bitcoin Magazine for her to speak at the upcoming Bitcoin Conference.

Bitcoin Magazine CEO David Bailey said on X recently that they are “in talks with Kamala Harris’ campaign for her to speak at the conference.” Bailey suggested that Harris' appearance could “redefine the Democratic stance on the fastest-growing voter demographic in the country.”

A decision from Harris' team is expected today.

Digital Assets Suffer Following Dipped Quarterly Earnings

Bitcoin dropped 2% to $64,603.34 on Thursday, according to Coin Metrics. Disappointing quarterly earnings from Alphabet and Tesla on Tuesday led investors to move away from high-risk assets, including cryptocurrencies, impacting the tech sector as a whole.

Additionally, the market continues to feel the effects of the ongoing Mt. Gox repayment schedule, which has contributed to a sustained round of bitcoin selling pressure this month.

Meanwhile, ether fell 6% to $3,172.59 as newly launched ether exchange-traded funds traded for the third day. The Grayscale Ethereum Trust (ETHE), which converted to an ETF, saw $484 million in outflows in the previous session.

Donald Trump Raises Over $4 Million in Crypto

Donald Trump has raised over $4 million from a variety of digital tokens, a campaign aide told CNBC. According to a Federal Election Commission filing, contributors donated bitcoin, ether, ether, Ripple’s XRP token, the U.S. dollar-pegged stablecoin USDC and various meme coins.

The 1,000-plus page report details the totals for the “Trump 47” joint fundraising committee from April 1 to June