You might remember that decades ago, some politicians took cash bribes. Then, things changed with a Supreme Court decision called Citizens United. This decision said that giving money to campaigns was okay, so long as it was done through certain funds. Donald Trump has been making money in various
Ever heard of Trump’s meme coin? Some people thought it made him super rich, really fast. But let's slow down and take a look. Trump is already rich, sure. Billions, even. But the whole "crypto billionaire" thing? Not so fast. These coins aren't some magic ticket to instant wealth. They're more lik
President Donald Trump's latest venture into the crypto world has sparked a mix of excitement and concern. Just days before his inauguration, he launched a memecoin called $TRUMP. In a short time, it skyrocketed, making him a crypto billionaire overnight. However, the hype around this coin has raise
Morgan Stanley's top boss, James Pick, recently chatted with CNBC about the bank's stance on cryptocurrencies. He spilled the beans on how they plan to collaborate with U. S. regulators to dive deeper into the crypto world. This chat happened at the big-shot event, the World Economic Forum, in Davos
President Donald Trump and his wife just launched their own memecoins, $TRUMP and $MELANIA. While these tokens saw a quick rise in value, they've since plummeted. Some crypto execs are worried this isn't good for the industry's reputation. They think a president should focus on running the country,
Bitcoin, the top dog in the cryptocurrency world, has a big problem: it uses a ton of energy and isn't kind to the environment. The proof-of-work system it runs on is to blame. As Bitcoin grows, mining it becomes more popular, especially in places where energy and money costs are low. Researchers de
Bitcoin's skyrocketing value has caught the attention of pension funds, traditionally cautious investors. Even conservative trustees are curious, thanks to bitcoin's dramatic rise last year. Some pension funds in the US and abroad have started dabbling in crypto, hoping to score big returns. Experts
President Donald Trump’s recent launch of his own meme coin has stirred quite a reaction in the cryptocurrency industry. Many crypto enthusiasts had high hopes for Trump’s presidency, expecting lighter regulations and more recognition for digital assets. However, his move into the meme coin market h
Brian Armstrong, the CEO of Coinbase, sees a bright future for cryptocurrencies under President Trump. Speaking at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, Armstrong predicted that the new administration's policies could drive fresh investment into the crypto market. "The Trump effect is real
President Trump once promised crypto enthusiasts a brighter future. But before he even took office, he launched a digital asset called a meme coin. These coins are known for their hype and are often used in scams. While Trump's coin seems to have safeguards against sudden sell-offs, some are worried
