What Do the Tech CEOs from Trump’s Sitdown Think of Bitcoin?
Donald Trump met with tech executives last week. Trump transition team member, billionaire technologist Peter Thiel, whose oversees funds with Bitcoin investments, sat to the president-elect Trump’s left. Incoming Vice President Peter Thiel was on the president-elect’s right. At one point Mr. Thiel, with money in startups like BitPay, and Mr. Trump embraced hands. The people who run some of the most valuable companies in the US were there at the meeting, which has been dubbed the “Trump Tech Summit”, including Apple CEO Tim Cook and Larry Page from Alphabet/Google. Palantir CEO Alex Karp,....
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