With the passage of FIT21, approval from the SEC for spot Ethereum, and a comprehensive analysis of presidential candidates' attitudes towards cryptocurrency, it can be seen that approval for Solana ETF-led altcoins is imminent.
WenJunGolden Finance launches the 2341st issue of "Golden Morning 8", a morning report on the cryptocurrency and blockchain industry, to provide you with the latest and fastest news on the digital currency and blockchain industry.
JinseFinanceNew Solana memecoin BLATRUMP set for a potential 17,000% surge with ByBit listing. Drawing comparisons to SHIB and DOGE, BLATRUMP offers early investment opportunity with locked liquidity advantage. Investors eyeing memecoin millionaire status amid Solana memecoin momentum.
Xu LinDuring Trump's presidency, the approach to cryptocurrency was cautious and regulatory-focused. Key actions included increased scrutiny, concerns over Facebook's Libra, and the introduction of Bitcoin futures. Regulatory bodies like the SEC and IRS issued guidelines, emphasizing the need for oversight and taxation. While there were some shifts in attitude, overall, the administration remained cautious, prioritizing stability and security in the financial system.
Cheng YuanFormer US President Donald Trump is warming up to Bitcoin as it surges to new all-time highs.
JinseFinanceRecently, Bitcoin’s presence has been a bit overwhelming. Three current and former presidents/prime ministers have maxed out their Bitcoins one after another.
JinseFinanceTrump acknowledges Bitcoin's popularity but prefers the dollar. Despite past skepticism, he engages in NFT ventures. Speculations arise about his evolving stance on crypto, contrasting with Biden's skepticism.
Huang BoExplore the dramatic surge in the value of the TRUMP meme token, intricately linked to a crypto wallet named after Donald Trump. From its speculative beginnings to a staggering market capitalization, delve into the volatile interplay between cryptocurrency, political events, and meme culture.
MiyukiIn fact, many of the designs - including a spacesuit and a cowboy getup - were seen previously on websites for clothing and even stock photos
Daily Mail UKFormer President Donald Trump is selling NFTs.
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