Trump: If re-elected, Silk Road founder will be released
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The Trump campaign team announced it will start accepting cryptocurrency donations to attract younger voters. The plan involves accepting various digital assets, including Bitcoin and Ethereum, through the Coinbase platform.
United States, Trump, Trump and Biden start the battle of "Crypto Election" Golden Finance, starting this year, people all over the world have been paying attention to the US election.
During 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.
Recently, Bitcoin’s presence has been a bit overwhelming. Three current and former presidents/prime ministers have maxed out their Bitcoins one after another.
U.S. presidential hopefuls Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and Donald Trump firmly oppose Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDCs). Kennedy Jr. focuses on financial autonomy and privacy, while Trump pledges to protect Americans from government control through CBDCs.
Donald Trump’s NFT trading cards grabbed ample attention when launching in December, then fell flat once January rolled around.
Former President Donald Trump is selling NFTs.
The total salary of the Green Bay Packers player will be worth approximately 368.8 BTC.
Eric Trump, the son of former U.S. President Donald Trump, sent TrumpCoin a threatening tweet saying it was deceptively using his family name, but the coin's Twitter account doesn't appear to be concerned.