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President Donald Trump organized the best investors for one of his cryptocurrency projects in his luxury golf course in northern Virginia on Thursday, and one of them was the former NBA star, Lamar Odom.
The protesters gathered outside the club holding signals that said “stop cryptographic corruption” and “there are no corrupt dumbs.”
The former lax was not acquitted of those same protesters, but was not persecuted.
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Lamar Odom, #7 of Los Angeles Lakers, leads the ball cover during the game against the Denver Nuggets at the Staples Center on April 3, 2011 in Los Angeles, California. (Lisa Blumenfeld/Getty Images)
“I am about to go through security and officially enter the Trump gala. Honestly … I’m excited,” Odom said in an X position.
“Think about it, what meme coin has done this?
Odom also said in the publication: “This is the most authentic moving experience in the history of cryptography.”
Among those who protested outside the golf club were Senator Jeff Merkley, Oregon Democrat.
“This is the Cryptographic Corruption Club,” said Times cited Merkley. “This is like Mount Everest of Corruption.”
Atlanta, Georgia – May 26: Lamar Odom attends Shiggy vs. Junebug’s press conference at Vivide on May 26, 2021 in Atlanta, Georgia. Griffin/Getty Images Paras) (Griffin/Getty Images Paras)
Jaden McDaniels of Timberwolves pushes the NBA MVP Shai Gilgeous-Alexander while Thunder takes the advantage of the 2-0 series
Three days before Trump assumed the position on January 20, he announced the creation of the $ Trump Meme currency, describing as a way for his supporters to “have fun.”
The Trump meme currency saw an initial increase in value, followed by a strong fall. Its creators, which include an entity controlled by the Trump organization, have earned hundreds of millions of dollars by collection of rates in traifs, according to Associated Press.
Critics have raised concerns That the president’s connection with cryptocurrency companies could open the door to conflicts of interest and influence the seller.
An activist calls an exclusive dinner assistant at Trump National Golf Club Washington DC on Thursday, May 22. (Kevin Wolf/AP content services for our revolution)
Odom played 14 seasons in the NBA, 12 of them with the Los Angeles Clippers and Lakers. He won consecutive titles with the Lakers in 2009 and 2010 and was appointed the sixth man of the NBA year in the 2010-11 campaign.
