Kennedy Jr. Invests Big in Bitcoin After Miami’s Conference

Bitcoin Finds a Presidential Advocate in Robert F. Kennedy Jr.

Written By:
Ronak Kumar

Kennedy Jr. Invests Big In Bitcoin After Miami'S Conference

The Democratic presidential candidate, Robert F. Kennedy Jr., has reportedly invested significantly in Bitcoin following his participation in the Bitcoin 2023 conference in Miami. 

Financial disclosures reveal that Kennedy Jr.’s Bitcoin investment ranges from $100,001 to $250,000.

Intriguingly, Kennedy denied being a Bitcoin investor during his speech at the conference in May. The news of his investment, which has generated a return of less than $201 since its initiation, surfaced recently. His campaign manager has confirmed the acquisition, ensuring that it does not present a conflict of interest.

Initially, Kennedy’s campaign had attributed the Bitcoin investment to his wife, actress Cheryl Hines. This was later rectified, and the investment was credited to Kennedy himself. 

Kennedy’s active interest in Bitcoin has earned him support from prominent figures within the crypto industry, including Jack Dorsey, Twitter’s co-founder. This comes at a time when the crypto industry faces increasing regulatory scrutiny from agencies like the SEC.

Kennedy’s decision to enter the crypto space highlights his forward-thinking approach, amidst his ongoing challenge against President Joe Biden in the Democratic presidential primaries. A recent poll by Echelon Insights indicated that 65% of voters would remain with Biden, with Kennedy drawing 14% support.

Despite the turbulent climate of the crypto industry and the political sphere, Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s Bitcoin investment confirms his endorsement of the digital currency and its underlying technology. His move may inspire further political and public interest in cryptocurrency.

Also Read: Robert F. Kennedy Jr. to Accept Presidential Campaign Donations in Bitcoin



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Ronak Kumar is a Crypto Journalist with over 3 years of experience covering blockchain, AI, finance, and emerging digital trends. With a background in Commerce (B.Com) and a Postgraduate Diploma in Management (PGDM), he combines business insight with a clear understanding of the evolving crypto space. His reporting has been featured in major publications, with his work cited by NDTV, Hindustan Times, and Outlook India on topics like Trump Memecoin, Bhutan’s crypto mining, and Barron Trump’s digital presence.