According to online reports, according to politico statistics, since the election day, crypto companies including Ripple, Coinbase, Kraken, Robinhood and Circle have invested at least more than $10 million in Trump's inauguration fund. These donations will be used to fund grand official events held during the inauguration ceremony. Executives also flocked to Washington to prepare for the new president's inauguration on Monday. One target of interest for crypto players is the Digital Assets Advisory Board Trump has vowed to create, led by incoming White House encryption and artificial intelligence expert David Sacks and former North Carolina congressional candidate Bo Hines. A Washington cryptocurrency lobbyist who declined to be named said that almost everyone in the crypto field is currently vying for a seat on the committee.