Eric Trump Joins Hong Kong’s BTC Asia Summit, Signaling Growing Crypto Ties with Trump Family
Hong Kong is set to host the BTC Asia Summit from August 28–29, drawing global crypto leaders—and now, a prominent political name. Eric Trump, son of former U.S. President Donald Trump, has officially confirmed his participation, marking another high-profile crypto appearance by the Trump family.
This follows his brother Donald Trump Jr.'s planned appearance at Korea Blockchain Week in September, reinforcing the family’s increasing engagement with digital assets. Eric, a vocal supporter of Bitcoin, has previously praised it as "digital gold"while criticizing the Biden administration’s regulatory approach, which he claims stifles innovation.
Why Hong Kong?
The summit’s location is no coincidence. Hong Kong has been aggressively advancing pro-crypto legislation, including stablecoin regulations, outpacing the U.S.’s stalled GENIUS Act. The city’s push to become a crypto hub contrasts sharply with America’s uncertain regulatory landscape—a point likely to be emphasized during Eric’s appearance.
What to Expect:
🔹 Political undertones: Will Eric link crypto growth to his father’s 2025 campaign?
🔹 Regulatory debate: Hong Kong’s policies vs. U.S. delays.
🔹 Market impact: Could Trump family endorsements drive further institutional interest?
As the Trump dynasty deepens its crypto ties, the industry watches closely—will their influence shape policy, or simply spotlight the divide between East and West on digital assets?
Stay tuned for updates from the BTC Asia Summit.