Trump Crypto Wallet Goes Dark Following Cease and Desist
The wallet, launched by Trump’s meme coin business partners, has faced pushback from his sons, who plan to launch a similar product. Source link
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‘They Make No Money’: Here’s What Tether’s CEO Had to Say About Circle Before Its Massive IPO
During an April interview, Tether CEO Paolo Ardoino unloaded on competitor Circle and its big Wall Street plans—which culminated today, to massive success. Source link
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Trump-Backed World Liberty Financial Airdrops Millions of Stablecoins to 85,000 Wallets
The airdrop was designed partly to test the platform’s readiness for a full rollout of DeFi services. Source link
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House Democrats Claim SEC Is Denying Them Key Info on Crypto Bill
Democrats say the agency refuses to provide them needed analysis of a crypto bill, but has given this support to Republicans, in a partisan escalation....
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Trump Is Launching a Crypto Wallet, Tied to President’s Meme Coin
An official President Trump-branded crypto wallet is launching in connection with his Solana meme coin and Magic Eden. Source link
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Stablecoin Giant Circle Bullish on IPO Demand, Boosts Offering With $7.2 Billion Valuation
Circle now forecasts that its stock will go for as much as $28 a share on Wall Street—a sign of increased investor interest in the...
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Nigel Farage Pledges to Slash Crypto Capital Gains, Force UK Bitcoin Reserve
Britain’s Reform Party leader Nigel Farage made his case to Bitcoin 2025 attendees in Las Vegas ahead of a planned UK prime minister run. Source...
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Trump Media Raises $2.4 Billion to Launch Bitcoin Treasury
Trump Media’s planned Bitcoin acquisition could make the president’s company one of the biggest holders of BTC on Wall Street. Source link
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Congress Rolls Out New Crypto Market Structure Bill—What Does It Actually Do?
A House bill formally introduced Thursday would end SEC oversight over the crypto industry. It will be debated by lawmakers in the coming weeks. Source...
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‘Orgy of Corruption’: Senators Slam Trump Crypto Dinner, Demand Info on Attendees
Democrats are increasingly zeroing in on the president’s private crypto dealings as a means to critique his second term. Source link
