Cryptocurrency companies played a key role in supporting Donald Trump's financial campaign, helping to fill the so-called "military fund" with over $100 million as of August 2025. According to data released on August 4, companies like Ripple, Coinbase, and Binance made significant contributions through direct donations and partnerships with pro-crypto initiatives of Trump. These funds are aimed at supporting defense projects and the revenge campaign that the leader plans after returning to power.
Trump, known for his recent support of cryptocurrencies, positions himself as the "second crypto community," promising favorable regulatory policies. The crypto industry, in turn, sees this as an opportunity for legalization and growth. For example, Ripple donated $25 million, and Coinbase organized a fundraising campaign among its users. These actions coincided with a price increase of $BTC to $120,000 following Trump's statements about the creation of a "digital dollar."
Experts believe that such an alliance could change the balance of power in U.S. politics, strengthening the position of the cryptocurrency sector. However, critics warn of the risks of monopolization and influence on national security.
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