According to the WLF website, sons Eric, Don Jr., and Barron are ambassadors, and president-elect Trump is the organization's top crypto champion.

As the digital currency hits new highs, a number of important figures in President-elect Donald Trump's new cryptocurrency business are traveling to Abu Dhabi on Monday for the biggest bitcoin meeting in the Gulf.

The billionaire Steve Witkoff, the incoming White House ambassador for the Middle East, plus co-founder of World Liberty Financial, a cryptocurrency platform that was founded in September with assistance from Donald Trump and his family, and the president-elect's son Eric are among the speakers.

According to the program, Eric Trump will give the keynote talk at the Bitcoin MENA conference on Tuesday, which is expected to attract over 6,000 attendees. Following his speech, he will have a "whale-only" conversation in the VIP lounge.

Additionally, Witkoff will address that more elite group individually, which calls for a $9,999 "whale" pass—a moniker for big players with the ability to shift a market.

According to the WLF website, the president-elect is the leading proponent of cryptocurrency at World Liberty Financial, and his sons, Barron, Don Jr., and Eric, serve as ambassadors. Donald Trump is entitled to 22.5 billion WLF tokens and a portion of the company's profits, according to company papers.

As one of the oldest conferences devoted to uniting our sector, the Bitcoin conference holds great relevance for the cryptocurrency space, according to Marshall Beard, chief operating officer of Gemini. Trump supporters Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss launched the cryptocurrency exchange.

The expansion of the conference and the emergence of bitcoin have been amazing. This year's presidential election saw cryptocurrency as a key campaign topic. Justin Sun, the thirty-two-year-old Chinese inventor of the blockchain platform Tron, is among the other speakers who have strong connections to World Liberty Financial.