Justin Sun Talks to Trump's Son: Cryptocurrency Will Replace Traditional Banks, Bringing Financial Freedom to the World

Blockbeats
01 May

BlockBeats News, May 1st: During the TOKEN2049 Dubai event on May 1st, Huobi HTX Global Advisor and Tron Foundation Founder Justin Sun, along with Eric Trump, son of former President Trump, and Zach Witkoff, co-founder of the Trump family project WLFI (World Liberty Financial), engaged in a fireside chat. Justin Sun stated that the high transparency of cryptocurrency is crucial, and blockchain can record all transactions, replacing the opaque operations of traditional banks. At the same time, he announced that Tron TRX will collaborate with WLFI's decentralized stablecoin project USD1, with the goal of extending financial freedom globally.

Eric Trump pointed out that traditional finance has many issues such as privilege and low efficiency, while cryptocurrency is a tool for achieving financial freedom, helping users break free from government or inflationary currency dependence. He emphasized that cryptocurrency will replace traditional banks. Currently, the Trump administration's supportive stance on cryptocurrency has sent a positive signal, poised to lead the crypto revolution.

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