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The meeting between Bukele, Keiser and McGregor could be held in Las Vegas, USA.
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Max Keiser has mediated to gather Connor McGregor and Nayib Buleke.
Conor McGregor, ex -star from the UFC and now a political applicant, is resonating in the Bitcoiner community upon receiving a proposal from Max Keiser to have a meeting with the president of El Salvador, Nayib Bukele, and talk about the establishment of a Bitcoin reserve in Ireland.
In a series of publications on social network X, Keiser invited McGregor to find Bukele. The Bitcoin defender He said the president wanted to meet him. Although it has not been confirmed whether the meeting will take place, it was proposed to be held in Las Vegas, USA.
It all started with McGregor’s announcement about a SPAC in X to discuss his vision of a strategic Bitcoin reserve in Ireland. That is where Keiser and Bukele can be very helpful for the former Lunator, after the Bitcoin adoption process that El Salvador has lived.
The McGregor post in X, in which he said that «a Bitcoin reserve will be able to power the people of the people,» he said with the support of personalities of the Bitcoiner community as Anthony Pompliano, Jack Mallers y Samson Mow. However, the idea faces skepticism, since Ireland has not shown official interest in cryptocurrencies and Connor’s political influence is limited.
In parallel, McGregor has intensified his campaign to run as an independent candidate for the presidency of Ireland in the elections of November 2025. However, his candidacy faces legal obstacles: he needs the support of 20 parliamentarians or four local councils, an almost impossible challenge given the rejection of the majority parties, which consider it “inappropriate” for their condemnation in a civil case in a civil case in 2018, currently in appeal.
BTC strategic reserves and politics
McGregor’s proposal is aligned with a global Bitcoin adoption movement as a state asset. El Salvador, pioneer in this approach, has accumulated more than 6,000 BTC In national reserves. The United States, under the Trump administration, has started plans for a strategic Bitcoin reserve, as reported by cryptootics.
Bután has also invested in BTC and ETH, accumulating significant reserves. These initiatives reflect a growing interest in cryptocurrencies as a financial sovereignty tool, although they face criticism for their volatility and regulatory risks.