PANews reported on October 25 that according to Bitcoinist, Trump said at a private party that cryptocurrency has a "great future" and hinted that the United States might be able to use cryptocurrency to solve the $35 trillion U.S. debt problem. According to the leaked video, Trump said: "I will write on a small note: $35 trillion in cryptocurrency, we have no debt, this is what I like to do." It is worth noting that this is not the first time Trump has hinted at using digital assets to eliminate the ever-expanding U.S. debt. He has publicly stated many times that Bitcoin can be used to "save the United States."
Trump said at a private gathering that cryptocurrency could solve the $35 trillion U.S. debt problem
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