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The House rejected a war powers resolution that would have forced President Donald Trump to halt US military involvement in Iran without explicit congressional approval

A controversial governance proposal from World Liberty Financial has triggered a wave of investor outrage, forcing early backers into a four-year vesting timeline just as the Trump-linked token plunges to near all-time lows—raising fresh concerns over control, transparency, and the true cost of political crypto.

The cost of accessing Donald Trump’s exclusive crypto gala has dropped more than 90% as the TRUMP memecoin continues to spiral downhill from its all time high, signaling how the memecoin could be shifting from a speculative asset to just a symbol of power and fame.

Large investors are piling into the TRUMP memecoin ahead of an exclusive April 25 event at Mar-a-Lago hosted by Donald Trump—even as the token continues to slide, setting up a sharp clash between falling prices and rising demand for access.

Trump's World Liberty Financial (WLFI) is threatening to bring Justin Sun to court after the crypto billionaire publicly accused the platform of embedding hidden controls in its token contract.

World Liberty Financial’s WLFI token—linked to Donald Trump—fell to an all-time low of $0.07714 after the project was caught using billions of its own tokens as collateral to secure $75 million in stablecoin loans, raising fresh concerns about liquidity risk and DeFi market stability.

In his all new memoir, former Changpeng Zhao has accused competing crypto exchanges of spending “millions in lobbying fees” and funded negative media coverage in an effort to block his presidential pardon.

A high-profile memecoin gala hosted by Donald Trump at Mar-a-Lago is raising fresh doubts over both scheduling feasibility and ethics, as the event clashes with the White House Correspondents’ Dinner and draws scrutiny from U.S. lawmakers over potential conflicts of interest.

Iran is moving swiftly to assert control over the Strait of Hormuz, unveiling a Bitcoin-based toll system for oil tankers just days after agreeing to a temporary ceasefire with the United States—an audacious move that blends geopolitics with crypto rails.

Bitcoin is holding firm near $68,500 as President Donald Trump’s April 7 deadline for Iran to reopen the Strait of Hormuz arrives under threats of infrastructure strikes—yet $471 million in ETF inflows suggests markets are positioning for de-escalation, not disaster.