• Robert F. Kennedy Jr. suspends campaign, endorses Trump after aligning on key issues, including Bitcoin and opposition to CBDCs.
• RFK Jr.’s name remains on the ballot in many states, giving voters an alternative without impacting Trump or Harris in battlegrounds.
• Trump and Kennedy’s pro-Bitcoin stance may push cryptocurrency into focus, with Kennedy poised for a potential role in a Trump administration.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr., a pro-Bitcoin presidential candidate, announced on Friday that he is suspending his campaign for the White House. Speaking at a press conference in Phoenix, Kennedy revealed that he would be throwing his support behind former President Donald Trump. The endorsement comes after weeks of private conversations between the two, including a recent meeting in Florida.

Kennedy and Trump Align on Key Issues

Kennedy disclosed that he and Trump found common ground on several important topics during a series of intense discussions. While specific details were not provided, Kennedy mentioned that their shared views on key issues led to the decision to work together.

Trump proposed forming a unity party, although Kennedy did not clarify what role he might take in a future Trump administration. This development follows ongoing correspondence between the two political figures, with Trump reportedly asking Kennedy to join his administration should Trump return to office.

Kennedy’s Campaign Strategy and Remaining Ballot Presence

Despite suspending his campaign, Kennedy made it clear that his name would remain on the ballot in many states. He stated that voters in both red and blue states could still cast their votes for him without influencing the outcomes for either Trump or Vice President Harris.

This strategy is intended to give voters an option while not directly affecting the election’s trajectory in battleground states. Kennedy emphasized that his campaign is not fully terminated, suggesting that he remains open to future political opportunities.

Pro-Bitcoin Stance and the Role of Cryptocurrency

Both Trump and Kennedy have expressed their support for Bitcoin and opposition to central bank digital currencies (CBDCs). Kennedy, in particular, has been a strong advocate for cryptocurrency, and the alliance between the two candidates may boost Bitcoin’s profile during Trump’s ongoing campaign.

With Kennedy’s endorsement, Trump gains another ally in the push for a decentralized financial future. Kennedy’s running mate, Nicole Shanahan, had recently hinted at a possible shift in the campaign’s direction, further signaling this collaboration.