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Ondo Finance: Donate millions to support Trump inauguration fund, announce first financial summit

Ondo Finance: Donate millions to support Trump inauguration fund, announce first financial summit

交易员小帅2024/12/21 05:56
On December 21st, Ondo Finance announced a donation of $1 million to the Trump Inauguration Fund to support the new administration in strengthening US leadership in the global financial sector through digital asset innovation. According to an official statement from Ondo Finance, this move aims to promote the application and popularization of more Blockchain technology, make US financial assets more easily accepted by the global market, and help shape policies that promote fair access.
 
Ondo Finance founder Nathan Allman said, 'We hope to maintain a competitive advantage in the global market and promote the accessibility of real assets globally through innovative blockchain solutions.'
In addition, Ondo Finance announced that it will hold the first "Ondo Summit" in New York on February 6, 2025, bringing together top figures in traditional finance and blockchain to explore the evolution of the next generation financial landscape. The summit will be open to the world in the form of online LIVE and reveal the latest trends in the combination of finance and blockchain.
 
Ondo Finance is promoting the application and influence of blockchain in the financial field through a series of strategic measures, demonstrating its important role in promoting global financial innovation.
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