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Bitcoin 2025: Entry Regulations for U.S. Vice President JD Vance's Keynote Speech Announced, Security Tightened

Bitcoin 2025: Entry Regulations for U.S. Vice President JD Vance's Keynote Speech Announced, Security Tightened

Bitget2025/05/24 22:41
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At the upcoming Bitcoin conference, strict security measures and entry regulations will be implemented for the keynote speech by U.S. Vice President JD Vance, scheduled for 9:00 AM local time on Wednesday, May 28.

The organizers emphasize that to comply with high-level security protocols:

1. The doors to the auditorium will open early at 5:30 AM;

2. All attendees must adhere to the "clear bag policy" (referencing NFL rules), which means only clutch-sized clear bags are allowed, and backpacks are strictly prohibited;

3. Entry will involve magnetometer (metal detector) and comprehensive security screening procedures.

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