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Home > 视频 > How the White House Lawn Became a Crypto Cage Fight

How the White House Lawn Became a Crypto Cage Fight

Release: 2026/06/19 16:00 Reading: 0

Original author:MS Pain

Original source:https://www.youtube.com/embed/6T6MCTaKNF0

The White House UFC fight, explained in stick figures: a cage on the South Lawn, a $12,000 coin, and prize money paid in the President's own crypto. On 14 June 2026 — Donald Trump's 80th birthday — the UFC built a steel cage across nearly the entire South Lawn of the White House, the patch of grass where Marine One normally lands, and staged "UFC Freedom 250" as the unofficial kickoff of America's 250th-anniversary celebrations. The fights were real. Everything around them is the strange part. The Octagon was painted with the logos of crypto firms — Crypto.com, VeChain, Polymarket, Stake, Exodus — plus a beer and a nicotine pouch; one sponsorship package reportedly ran up to $1.5 million. Crypto.com put up a $1 million fighter bonus pool paid in its own volatile CRO token, billed as the largest bonus in UFC history. World Liberty Financial — the Trump-family crypto venture — became a presenting sponsor and added a $250,000 bonus paid in its own stablecoin. The President's sons' Trump Organization licensed his likeness onto commemorative coins selling from $249.99 to $11,999.99 — souvenirs with no face value that cannot be spent on anything. Two weeks after the fight was announced, the President's own financial disclosure showed he had bought up to $50,000 of stock in TKO Group, the UFC's parent company; days before the event, his Secretary of State signed a federal memorandum to promote the UFC worldwide. An anti-corruption firm sued to stop it and a judge declined. And the single strangest detail came from the government's own court filing: each fighter would enter the Lincoln Memorial weigh-in accompanied by a child. Every fact here is real and sourced. Only the drawings are bad. Disputed figures show both sides. CHAPTERS 0:00 A steel cage on the South Lawn 0:50 "We have a lot of land there" 0:54 The $12,000 souvenir coin 3:29 "You can make anything political" 3:32 Prize money in the family's own coin 6:05 Everyone says they're losing money 6:20 "A gift to the American people" 6:30 The stock, the lawsuit, and the child #trump #ufc #crypto #politics

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