Former President Donald Trump is set to speak at the Bitcoin Conference in Nashville, Tennessee. This event, starting tomorrow, is the world's largest annual celebration of Bitcoin. Trump, now a crypto enthusiast, will take the stage at 2 p.m. CT on July 27. This marks the first time a presidential
Marc Andreessen and Ben Horowitz, two powerful venture capitalists known for their influence in the tech world, have stirred things up by labeling cryptocurrency as an "emotional" issue in the upcoming U.S. presidential election. Despite their backing of companies like OpenAI and SpaceX, they've now
Donald Trump has won over many crypto investors. These investors are often seen as the troublemakers of the financial world. They're exploring something most people don't understand or think is a scam. Lately, Bitcoin fans have warmed up to Trump, hoping he'll support them. He's speaking at the Bitc
Former U.S. President Donald Trump has shared a bold plan to turn the country into a global leader in cryptocurrency. Speaking at the Bitcoin 2024 Conference in Nashville, Tennessee, Trump emphasized the importance of making the U.S. the "crypto capital of the planet and the bitcoin superpower of th
Former President Donald Trump recently took center stage at the Bitcoin Conference in Nashville, Tennessee, surprising attendees with a new pro-crypto stance. Unlike his previous skepticism, Trump now sees cryptocurrencies as a tool to fight inflation and ensure American leadership. He pledged to en
Donald Trump surprised many by addressing the biggest bitcoin conference of the year, promising to turn the United States into the "crypto capital" if he wins the November election. He pledged not to sell off the federal government's bitcoin holdings, a stark contrast to his earlier stance. Back in
Former President Donald Trump, who was previously critical of cryptocurrencies, seems to be changing his tune. With the Biden administration focusing on protecting Americans from crypto scams and preventing digital currencies from funding crime, some crypto backers are feeling uneasy. They're lookin
We're living in strange times. In just over a month, Americans will vote for the president, and one of the candidates is none other than former President Donald Trump, who's been convicted of 34 felonies. While many think he's on track to win, it seems like nobody's calling him what he really is: a
Donald Trump, the former president, is known for a different tune than his Republican predecessor, Ronald Reagan. While Reagan believed in personal responsibility, Trump often dodges blame. When faced with legal issues, Trump points fingers. He's been convicted of 34 felonies related to hush money p
Last Sunday, former President Trump made some bold statements about crime and policing at a rally in Erie, Pennsylvania. He suggested that just one “tough” hour of policing could put an end to crime. Trump believes police are being held back by restrictions, fearing they might lose their pensions, h
