US government might use tariffs to buy bitcoin
According to an executive director on one of Donald Trump’s councils, the US government could use tariff revenue to buy BTC. Source link
According to an executive director on one of Donald Trump’s councils, the US government could use tariff revenue to buy BTC. Source link
A total of seven UK MPs have seen their X accounts hacked, mainly to promote crypto scams, since Elon Musk took over Twitter
Coinbase-supported Instagram copycat Zora announced an airdrop with zero governance rights after its controversial pivot from NFTs. Source link
Yuga Labs wants Pauly0x’s crypto wallets seized, claiming he made a mockery of a $9M judgment by buying sports tickets instead of paying
Cathie Wood, fund manager at the multi-billion-dollar ARK Invest, believed in BTC and a futuristic portfolio of money-losing investments. Source link
Gate.io promised to compensate users for losses caused by its exchange outage “excluding market factors,” whatever that means. Source link
Dylan Kerler, the Pump Fun co-founder, has been linked to a shitcoin that rugpulled in 2017 when he was just 16-years-old. Source link
US senators are debating crypto legislation, however, relatively few of them have disclosed investments in the industry. Source link
The ZORA airdrop went live before Zora made an official announcement. Unfortunately, when it did announce the launch, it had to do it
Yesterday afternoon, BTC rallied $2,400 in 15 minutes on the news that Donald Trump wouldn’t fire US Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell. Source