In a market roiled by tectonic shifts and regulatory cross-currents, Eric Trump, chairman of World Liberty Financial and son of former President Donald Trump, has ignited a new debate over the fate of the U.S. dollar. In a recent interview with The New York Post, Trump declared that stablecoins—specifically, his
Washington, D.C., has once again found itself at the epicenter of fintech drama. A towering 12-foot golden statue of former President Donald Trump, grasping a Bitcoin, appeared dramatically before the U.S. Capitol—igniting fierce debate across the financial and political landscape. This provocative installation, orchestrated by a coalition of crypto investors
Eric Trump, Chief Strategy Officer at American Bitcoin and the son of the former U.S. President, has elevated the digital asset narrative on CNBC’s Squawk Box, branding Bitcoin a “modern-day gold.” Trump’s remarks drive home the asset’s maturing position—not only as a speculative instrument but also as a store of
As the digital asset landscape intensifies, World Liberty Financial’s WLFI token stands at a technical crossroads, drawing increased scrutiny from advanced traders and institutional observers alike. After withstanding recent downside volatility, WLFI has consolidated near a high-value support cluster, signaling a potentially pivotal phase for the altcoin. Currently, WLFI finds
Fintech firm Alt5 Sigma has adjusted its board composition, moving Eric Trump from a directorship to an observer role following discussions with Nasdaq regarding its listing compliance. This development comes just weeks after Alt5 Sigma announced a significant fundraising arrangement with World Liberty Financial (WLFI), the cryptocurrency platform co-founded by
The financial landscape of the Trump family has experienced a significant transformation, with their estimated net worth climbing to an impressive $7,7 billion. This substantial increase, approximately $1,3 billion, is primarily attributed to strategic investments and ventures within the burgeoning digital asset sector, a notable pivot from their traditional real
World Liberty Finance (WLFI) is navigating a sharp downturn, marked by a 9,9% price drop over the last 24 hours. The decline is not random market volatility but a calculated retreat led by derivatives investors, who have pulled $139.000.000 from the asset, raising concerns of a sustained bear market. The
The debut of the World Liberty Financial (WLFI) token on September 1 was a landmark event, not just for the cryptocurrency markets but for the financial portfolio of Donald Trump. While the launch briefly inflated the Trump family’s on-paper wealth by over $5.000 million, making digital assets their single largest
In a significant move that bridges the world of high-stakes politics and digital finance, Eric Trump has publicly aligned himself with the most ardent of cryptocurrency advocates. Speaking at the influential Wyoming Blockchain Symposium, the son of former President Donald Trump not only declared himself a “Bitcoin Maxi” but also
In a move that sends a clear signal about the burgeoning intersection of cryptocurrency and high-stakes politics, Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss, the entrepreneurs behind the Gemini crypto exchange, have made a substantial donation of 188 Bitcoin to a political action committee supporting Donald Trump’s presidential campaign. Valued at approximately $13,16
In a market roiled by tectonic shifts and regulatory cross-currents, Eric Trump, chairman of World Liberty Financial and son of former President Donald Trump, has ignited a new debate over the fate of the U.S. dollar. In a recent interview with The New York Post, Trump declared that stablecoins—specifically, his
Washington, D.C., has once again found itself at the epicenter of fintech drama. A towering 12-foot golden statue of former President Donald Trump, grasping a Bitcoin, appeared dramatically before the U.S. Capitol—igniting fierce debate across the financial and political landscape. This provocative installation, orchestrated by a coalition of crypto investors
Eric Trump, Chief Strategy Officer at American Bitcoin and the son of the former U.S. President, has elevated the digital asset narrative on CNBC’s Squawk Box, branding Bitcoin a “modern-day gold.” Trump’s remarks drive home the asset’s maturing position—not only as a speculative instrument but also as a store of
As the digital asset landscape intensifies, World Liberty Financial’s WLFI token stands at a technical crossroads, drawing increased scrutiny from advanced traders and institutional observers alike. After withstanding recent downside volatility, WLFI has consolidated near a high-value support cluster, signaling a potentially pivotal phase for the altcoin. Currently, WLFI finds
Fintech firm Alt5 Sigma has adjusted its board composition, moving Eric Trump from a directorship to an observer role following discussions with Nasdaq regarding its listing compliance. This development comes just weeks after Alt5 Sigma announced a significant fundraising arrangement with World Liberty Financial (WLFI), the cryptocurrency platform co-founded by
The financial landscape of the Trump family has experienced a significant transformation, with their estimated net worth climbing to an impressive $7,7 billion. This substantial increase, approximately $1,3 billion, is primarily attributed to strategic investments and ventures within the burgeoning digital asset sector, a notable pivot from their traditional real
World Liberty Finance (WLFI) is navigating a sharp downturn, marked by a 9,9% price drop over the last 24 hours. The decline is not random market volatility but a calculated retreat led by derivatives investors, who have pulled $139.000.000 from the asset, raising concerns of a sustained bear market. The
The debut of the World Liberty Financial (WLFI) token on September 1 was a landmark event, not just for the cryptocurrency markets but for the financial portfolio of Donald Trump. While the launch briefly inflated the Trump family’s on-paper wealth by over $5.000 million, making digital assets their single largest
In a significant move that bridges the world of high-stakes politics and digital finance, Eric Trump has publicly aligned himself with the most ardent of cryptocurrency advocates. Speaking at the influential Wyoming Blockchain Symposium, the son of former President Donald Trump not only declared himself a “Bitcoin Maxi” but also
In a move that sends a clear signal about the burgeoning intersection of cryptocurrency and high-stakes politics, Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss, the entrepreneurs behind the Gemini crypto exchange, have made a substantial donation of 188 Bitcoin to a political action committee supporting Donald Trump’s presidential campaign. Valued at approximately $13,16
