Huo Xing Finance reports: On October 20, U.S. President Trump posted a message this morning thanking Musk for the "National Airdrop." Trump stated, "I sincerely thank our legendary friend Elon Musk for generously donating SpaceX shares to millions of American children through the TRUMP account! This is precisely the vision we had when we created the TRUMP account—to bring together great private sector forces, Elon, and many others to invest in our children, who are our most valuable and important asset, ensuring every American child has a stake in the American Dream." Yesterday, Musk posted that he will gift one share of SpaceX stock to every child in the United States next year, calling it the first of a series of similar initiatives. Some market analysts suggest that Musk’s move is partly motivated by support for Trump’s midterm elections.
Trump publicly thanks Musk for the 'nationwide stock drop' to children
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Trump publicly thanked Elon Musk for the "nationwide stock drop" in front of children, calling him a "legendary friend." Through the TRUMP account, Musk will give one SpaceX share to every U.S. child next year. Trump praised the move as a step toward uniting the private sector and investing in youth. Analysts note the timing may benefit Trump in the midterms. Altcoins to watch could experience shifts as the digital asset market reacts to high-profile developments.
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