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Home»Bitcoin»Rumble adopts Trump’s crypto strategy by purchasing $17M BTC

Rumble adopts Trump’s crypto strategy by purchasing $17M BTC

Bitcoin By Gavin12/03/2025
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Rumble Video Sharing Platform has purchased Bitcoins worth over $17 Million as part its previously-announced investment strategy.

Rumble published a 12-March-2012 notice. said It had added 188 Bitcoins (BTCThe amount invested is about $17.1 Million. The investment was, suggested by CEO Chris Pavlovski Following Donald Trump’s election as US president, the cryptocurrency was hailed in November 2017 as an investment against inflation. It also formed part of a larger effort to increase ties with crypto.

According to the platform, it might make further Bitcoin purchases, depending on factors in the market. Pavlovski posted several times on his social media accounts that Pavlovski strongly supported Trump and the efforts of the US President to create a crypto reserve at the federal government level. 

Rumble’s cloud currently hosts Trump’s social media platform, Truth Social — the president’s primary method for public communications — and entered The government of El Salvador signed an agreement in January for the provision of services. Cointelegraph contacted Rumble in January for comments, but received no response.

Related: Tether pours $775M into video-sharing platform Rumble

Rumble is one of many companies to have Bitcoin as part of their balance sheet. invested in crypto Following the election in November, AI company Genius Group as well as software firm Semler Scientific. Rumble shares have fallen by about 34% in value since January 1.