Eric Trump says he’s ‘all in’ on Bitcoin, calling it central to his family’s financial strategy. His bullish endorsement adds a high-profile voice to the accelerating national crypto conversation.
Peter Schiff criticized Trump’s crypto agenda, calling Bitcoin a “Ponzi scheme” and warning investors of risks. Schiff urged caution, questioning policy effectiveness and market stability ahead of potential regulatory moves.
An overview of the Trump family’s crypto forays-NFT ventures, campaign-linked fundraising, and business partnerships-plus the legal and regulatory questions they raise, supporters’ claims of innovation, and critics’ concerns.
Eric Trump claims the family has already netted over $1 billion from cryptocurrency investments, highlighting their expanding digital-asset footprint as scrutiny grows over the Trumps’ financial ties to the booming sector.
Former President Donald Trump proposed sharply raising tariffs on Chinese imports, threatening up to 50% unless Beijing rolls back its duties by April 8. Markets reacted cautiously amid fears of escalation and supply-chain disruptions.
Chainlink’s co-founder hinted at future collaborations with the Trump administration, suggesting blockchain pilots in federal services. Investors watch for regulatory signals and enterprise rollout timelines.
Bitcoin held near $116,000 as traders shrugged off Donald Trump’s latest threats toward Russia and China. The flagship crypto showed resilience, with limited volatility and steady demand amid rising geopolitical tensions.
Trump Media’s reported $6.42B tie-up with Crypto.com sparks a rush into CRO, with trading volumes swelling and prices jumping as investors price in deeper platform integration and fresh monetization pipelines.
Trump Media will implement a Chief Revenue Officer strategy as part of a $6.42 billion partnership with Crypto.com, aiming to integrate crypto services, expand monetization and bolster platform revenue streams.
The Trump family embraced pro-crypto policies after alleging that the Biden administration ‘weaponized’ banks, a WSJ report says, pivoting to digital assets as a safeguard against financial leverage.