Digital Currency Firms Gave Millions to Trump’s Inauguration

Major corporations like Chevron, Johnson & Johnson and Goldman Sachs also gave huge sums, new filings reveal.

Donald Trump at Cryptocon

The crypto industry gave millions during the election. Mark Humphrey/AP

Cryptocurrency platforms Coinbase and Kraken, crypto investment firm Paradigm Operations, blockchain company Galaxy Digital Holdings and the trading platforms Robinhood Markets and Crypto.com have all officially joined Donald Trump’s seven-figure inauguration donor club, alongside Meta, Amazon, Uber and a host of other corporate titans.

Robinhood gave $2 million, Coinbase and Paradigm each gave $1 million, Kraken gave $1 million, Crypto.com gave $1 million and Galaxy Digital Holdings contributed $1 million according to previously unreported congressional disclosures reviewed by NOTUS.

Meanwhile, new filings reveal that oil company Chevron, tobacco company Altria, telecom company Qualcomm, business software firm Intuit, pharmaceutical company Bayer Corporation, pharmaceutical company Johnson & Johnson, investment banking giant Goldman Sachs, media giant Comcast Corporation, the National Association of Manufacturers and retail delivery and e-commerce company Coupang, Inc. all also gave donations of $1 million or more.