Donald Trump's New White House Ballroom Attracts Funds From Crypto Giants
Crypto giants including Ripple, Coinbase, Tether, and Gemini are among key donors helping fund President Donald Trump's new White House ballroom project.
The crypto industry, a longtime backer of Trump, is now supporting the $300 million, 90,000 sq. ballroom, announced in July and under construction since September 2025.
- Ripple
- Coinbase
- Tether
- Gemini, founded by the Winklevoss twins
The new venue will seat 650 people and replace part of the East Wing, sparking controversy over the project's scale and costs.
Major tech firms such as Apple, Google, and Microsoft are also contributing to the project.
The crypto industry, a longtime backer of Trump through campaign and inaugural donations, including an 18 BTC contribution from the Winklevoss twins.
Author's summary: Trump's new ballroom funded by crypto giants.
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