Trump's social media endorsement triggered an immediate spike, even as the token's ownership structure raises conflict of ...

President Donald Trump took to Truth Social Sunday to promote his own meme coin as well as his social media site. “TRUTH ...

Ordinarily, a new president doesn't have much impact on the prices of valuable coins and other collectibles. But these are ...

Medalcraft is going to make inaugural medals in silver and bronze for public sale for the latest administration after word was received that none were available for purchase and made only for private ...

President Trump promised profound change. His former aide Steve Bannon said the first few weeks would be 'days of thunder'. It's been all of that and more. Domestically and globally Donald Trump ...

A cryptocurrency named FIFA COIN has been surging since US President Donald Trump teased the potential of a coin built around the highly-anticipated World Cup next summer. The FIFA Club World Cup ...

President Donald Trump commented on the potential of a FIFA Coin, saying, "It could be quite a coin." He then laughed, adding, "That coin could be more than FIFA." His remarks sparked immediate ...

Sen. Chris Murphy (D-CT) hammered President Donald Trump for hawking his meme coin, calling the cryptocurrency and undisclosed financial transactions behind it potentially “the most fundamental ...

slammed President Trump for his launch of a meme coin in January ... “So if a lot of people want it, because they like Donald Trump, then the price goes up. If nobody wants it, then its price ...

because they like Donald Trump, then the price goes up. If nobody wants it, then its price plummets,” Murphy said. “And Trump’s net worth, on paper, swelled to like $55, $56 billion dollars.” When the ...

However, US President Donald Trump already signed an executive order on Jan. 23 prohibiting “the establishment, issuance, circulation, and use” of a US CBDC. “President Trump understands the ...

Six weeks and two days after returning to the Oval Office, Donald Trump headed back to the Capitol, the site of his very recent swearing-in ceremony, to declare victory—again and again and again.