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TrustPad is a decentralized multi-chain fundraising platform enabling projects to raise capital and promise safety to early stage investors. Stake TrustPad tokens to get priority-access to promising projects.

Trustpad (Old) (TPAD) is a cryptocurrency launched in 2021. TPAD has a current supply of 0 with 0 in circulation. The last known price of TPAD is 0 USD and is 0 over the last 24 hours. It is currently trading on active market(s) with $0 traded over the last 24 hours. More information can be found at https://trustpad.io/.

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TPAD Price Statistics
TPAD’s Price Today
24h Price Change
-$00.00%
24h Volume
$00.00%
24h Low / 24h High
$0 / $0
Volume / Market Cap
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Market Dominance
0.00%
Market Rank
#7021
TPAD Market Cap
Market Cap
$0
Fully Diluted Market Cap
$7,610.02
TPAD Price History
7d Low / 7d High
$0 / $0
All-Time High
$0
All-Time Low
$0
TPAD Supply
Circulating Supply
0
Total Supply
0
Max Supply
100.00M
Updated Feb 20, 2024 9:21 am
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Planet Morning News
Planet Morning News
1. Vitalik: Establishing a lasting funding structure to incentivize open source, open standards and security is what really matters; 2. Cathie Wood and Ark Invest hold more than $718 million in Coinbase shares; 3. This week, the spot Bitcoin ETF had a net outflow of $313.2 million, and the spot Ethereum ETF had a net outflow of $185.8 million; 4. Sonic Labs announced that TVL exceeded $100 million; 5. After Aiccelerate launched AICC, some insiders sold allocated tokens and planned to increase the attribution structure to respond to doubts; 6. If confirmed as US Treasury Secretary, Scott Bessent will sell his hedge fund holdings to avoid conflicts of interest; 7. Litecoin's official X account was stolen for a short time and published false information. The team is investigating; 8. pump.fun has accumulated revenue of more than $400 million, and the total number of deployed tokens is about 5.87 million; 9. Usual: All Morpho The market has been allocated appropriate caps, and users are advised to transfer positions as soon as possible; 10. The Giving Block, a crypto donation market, has set up a disaster fund for California wildfire victims and plans to raise $2 million; 11. FDIC interim chairman: De-banking of the cryptocurrency industry is unacceptable; 12. The New York Attorney General intends to summon a scammer who stole $2.2 million in cryptocurrency through NFT; 13. DWF Labs Lianchuang: has participated in a transaction for the tokenization of 150 MhW of electricity; 14. The total gas consumption on the Base chain exceeded 25,000 ETH; 15. 99.6% of pump.fun traders did not make more than $10,000 in profit.
Jan 12, 2025 9:30 am
SEC Chair Warns Against Easing Investor Protections
SEC Chair Warns Against Easing Investor Protections
According to Odaily, outgoing U.S. SEC Chair Gary Gensler has cautioned the next administration to maintain protections for small traders. In a recent interview, Gensler warned that reducing disclosure requirements or broadening the definition of 'accredited investors' could harm public interests. Critics argue that while these rules protect retail traders from private investment risks, they also hinder growth. 'Project 2025,' an initiative aimed at providing policy guidance for the incoming Trump administration, suggests expanding or removing these investor restrictions. Gensler emphasized that excessive changes could undermine a crucial part of the capital markets, highlighting the importance of comprehensive disclosure for investor confidence and market stability. He stated that investors should be able to decide on risks based on full, fair, and truthful information from issuers. Disclosure is central to SEC regulations and helps investors assess risks, though private companies, including startups, are largely exempt. Currently, individuals meeting certain professional or income thresholds, such as a net worth exceeding $1 million excluding their primary residence, may qualify as accredited investors. When this definition was introduced in the 1980s, it covered about 1% of the U.S. population. By 2022, the SEC estimated that over 18% of U.S. households would qualify. Key lawmakers, including House Financial Services Committee Chair French Hill, advocate for expanding this definition. Hill proposed a 2023 bill allowing individuals who demonstrate understanding of the subject to invest in private markets. Supporters of updating the definition argue that it poses significant barriers to wealth accumulation for Black, Latino, and other minority communities. In December, President-elect Trump announced former SEC Commissioner Paul Atkins would lead the agency. During his tenure and private sector work, Atkins has spoken against unnecessary corporate disclosures, citing their impact on investment opportunities.
Jan 12, 2025 9:13 am
Gary Gensler: Full disclosure rules are key to maintaining market stability
Gary Gensler: Full disclosure rules are key to maintaining market stability
Outgoing SEC Chairman Gary Gensler has a warning for the next administration: Be careful not to touch the guardrails that protect mom-and-pop traders. Going too far in reducing disclosure requirements or expanding the definition of "accredited investor" could harm the public interest, Gensler said in an interview Friday. Critics say accredited investor rules are designed to protect retail traders from the potential risks of private investing but have stifled growth. "Project 2025," an initiative designed to provide a policy blueprint for the incoming Trump administration, calls on financial regulators to expand the definition of accredited investors or remove restrictions altogether. "Depending on how far this goes, this could undermine this important part of our capital markets," Gensler said, adding that adequate disclosure is essential for investor confidence and market stability. "As long as issuers provide full, fair, and truthful disclosure, investors can decide what risks to take," Gensler said. Corporate disclosures are a core part of SEC regulations and how investors measure risk. But private companies, including early-stage startups and others, are largely exempt from those disclosures. Currently, people who meet certain professional or income thresholds, such as a net worth of more than $1 million (excluding a primary residence), may qualify as accredited investors. When the definition was implemented in the 1980s, that was about 1% of the U.S. population. The SEC estimates that by 2022, more than 18% of U.S. households will qualify. Key lawmakers, including House Financial Services Committee Chair French Hill, D-Calif., want to expand the definition. Hill has introduced a bill in 2023 that would allow individuals who "demonstrate an understanding of the subject" to invest in private markets. Some supporters of updating the definition also say that it currently presents a high barrier to building generational wealth for Black, Latino and other minority communities. In December, President-elect Trump announced that former SEC Commissioner Paul Atkins would lead the agency. During his time as a commissioner and in the private sector, Atkins has spoken publicly about unnecessary corporate disclosures and how it hinders investment opportunities. (Bloomberg)
Jan 12, 2025 9:09 am

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