The leaders of a wide range of cryptographic societies, including Coinbase, Chainlink and Exodus, will represent the industry on Friday at the first crypto summit of the American president.
The CEO of Coinbase, Brian Armstrong, the co-founder of Chainlink Labs, Sergey Nazarov, the CEO of Exodus JP Richardson and the president of the strategy Michael Saylor have all confirmed their attendance during the event, which will also put “big donors”, according to two people who asked not to be appointed.
The CEO of Robinhood, Vlad Tenev, also suggested that he would attend at the top, by publishing a screenshot of the National Treasure film on X (formerly Twitter) and in Legende “see you soon, DC”.
Trump himself – who said he would host the summit – David Sacks – The Crypto and Tsar of Trump AI – and Bo Hines, executive director of the president’s working group on digital active ingredients – will represent the White House.
We do not know how many Crypto leaders will assist or what the agenda of the event can include.
The SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE Commission (SEC) of the United States recently closed a long-standing investigation into Robinhood Crypto and abandoned its pursuit against Coinbase. The two companies made seven -figure donations to the inaugural committee of President Donald Trump – Coinbase contributed $ 1 million and Robinhood contributed $ 2 million. Other cryptographic companies that would be represented at the top of cryptography, including Ripple and Circle, have also made great donations.
A spokesperson for Ripple referred Coindesk to the White House when he was asked if an Opern manager would attend the summit on Friday. The representatives of Circle did not return a comment request.
