Trump Crypto Project Submits Proposal to Ethereum DeFi Giant Aave
Trump's DeFi project World Liberty proposal plans to build crypto products on the Aave platform, which may bring new users and liquidity to Aave, but may face SEC regulatory risks.

Trump's DeFi project World Liberty proposal plans to build crypto products on the Aave platform, which may bring new users and liquidity to Aave, but may face SEC regulatory risks.
Donald Trump will release a fourth series of NFTs, dubbed “America’s First Edition.”The NFT, which costs $99 each and is minted on the Ethereum scaling network Polygon, has the potential to produce up to 360,000 cards, making it Trump's largest NFT release to date.
Authorities are taking note of crypto scams and potential ways to deal with them.
Cryptocurrency regulation is getting more challenging in the United States following several cases of fraud and crashes of crypto-related firms.
Trump’s distrust toward crypto has been apparent in the past when he called it a “scam” and deemed it “dangerous”. So his dive into the NFT world was a mind-boggling change.
Online sleuths analyzed blockchain data and assets in the former president’s NFT collection, finding evidence of stolen art and shady wallet addresses, painting a picture of how the digital collectibles came to be.
Crypto scams involving bogus giveaways have grown into a black market industry of sorts with several services designed to support fraudulent activities.
Google's threat analysis team attributed the attacks to a group of hackers recruited in a Russian-language forum to sell hacked YouTube channels to the highest bidder.
Viewers of the documentary, especially those who knew the full story, resonated with the founder's conspiracy theory of faked deaths.