Vivek Ramaswamy showed the crowd a QR code that, when scanned, redirects users to a page with various payment methods, including BTC and satoshi.
To receive funds in bitcoins, Ramaswamy chose the BitPay payment service, which also supports BCH, ETH, APE, LTC, DOGE and SHIB cryptocurrencies.
The candidate tweeted that he would be happy to receive even one dollar as support. U.S. tax residents can donate up to $6600 to the campaign, in return for receiving a non-transferable token (NFT) reward.
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Earlier, Kansas House lawmakers introduced a bill proposing to limit political donations in cryptocurrencies to $100.
For charges not exceeding this amount, the recipient must immediately convert the cryptocurrency received into U.S. dollars – he should not be allowed to keep funds in crypto-assets.
Brian Armstrong, CEO of U.S. cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase, recently urged users to vote for political candidates who support the cryptocurrency industry.
This would allow the SEC to more effectively counteract, Armstrong said.