Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Affirms His Complete Dedication to Bitcoin

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has reaffirmed his complete dedication to Bitcoin, stating that a majority of his wealth is invested in the pioneering cryptocurrency.
In a viral video, the former US presidential candidate revealed that Bitcoin constitutes a significant portion of his wealth. He emphasized his strong support for this leading asset and demonstrated his commitment by investing a considerable amount of money into the asset class.
Kennedy, a vocal advocate for Bitcoin, shared that attending the Bitcoin Conference in 2023 prompted him to reconsider his wealth distribution. He implied that following a financially enlightening experience at the event, he “went home and put most of his wealth” into Bitcoin.
During his disclosure, Kennedy stressed his unwavering belief in and full commitment to Bitcoin. Interestingly, his endorsement of the emerging “digital gold” and his belief that it can address the United States’ increasing economic instability were strong arguments during his independent presidential campaign.
Moreover, Kennedy reiterated his pro-Bitcoin stance in a tweet on November 16. He referred to Bitcoin as a currency of freedom and a hedge against inflation for the average American.
Kennedy also asserted that Bitcoin was a necessary financial tool for the United States to overcome economic challenges such as the depreciation of the dollar and soaring national debt. Importantly, he made these remarks while endorsing Howard Lutnik, the CEO of Cantor Fitzgerald, for the position of US Treasury Secretary.
In a separate development, the pro-crypto former presidential candidate was appointed as the Secretary of Health and Human Services (HHS) by Donald Trump. Kennedy’s appointment adds to the growing number of pro-crypto individuals in Trump’s leadership team. It is worth noting that Trump has previously pledged to appoint a pro-crypto chair for the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) after dismissing Gary Gensler.
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