Share this article
Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss, the American entrepreneurs behind Winklevoss Capital Management and crypto exchange Gemini, got back part of their Bitcoin donations from Donald Trump’s presidential campaign after the funds surpassed federal limits, according to a recent report from Bloomberg.
The twins said in recent posts that they donated $1 million worth of Bitcoin each to Trump’s campaign. However, under federal law, the campaign could only receive $844,600 from each supporter, which means the Winklevoss twins’ donations exceeded the legal limit, and the excess $155,400 was returned, a campaign official told Bloomberg.
The donations were intended to be distributed among Trump’s campaign, his legal fund,…
