President Donald Trump disclosed over $1.4 billion in crypto-related income for 2025, making digital assets his largest revenue source. This includes $635 million from meme coin royalties, $592 million from World Liberty Financial token distributions and equity sales, and nearly $197 million from a stablecoin business sale. The disclosure highlights a major shift in Trump's business focus toward cryptocurrencies, overshadowing earnings from his resorts and golf clubs. The report raises questions about potential conflicts of interest as his administration influences crypto regulations, though it complies with ethics rules.
The crypto market declined recently due to three main factors: significant outflows from US Bitcoin and Ether spot ETFs, forced liquidation of $651 million in long futures positions, and Federal Reserve minutes indicating a likely further interest ra...
Bitcoin's price dropped below $83,000, last trading at $82,914.32, marking a 0.62% decline in 24 hours. This dip coincided with approximately $670 million worth of digital assets being transferred in transactions linked to the U.S. government over ab...
Bitcoin (BTC) fell 2.41% to trade below $83,000 as the cryptocurrency market experienced a broad decline. The real-world asset (RWA) sector saw the steepest losses, dropping 6.73%, with tokens like Sky (SKY) and Ondo Finance (ONDO) falling 9.85% and ...
Bitcoin experienced its largest net exchange outflow in seven months on October 5, with about 24,073 BTC leaving exchanges, indicating a move towards private wallets. Despite this, Bitcoin's price dropped from around $85,000 to $83,654, reflecting ca...
Bitcoin failed to hold above $85,000 on October 7, with large-cap altcoins dropping 3-5% amid rising US Treasury yields hitting 24-year highs. The 10-year yield reached 5.307% and the 30-year yield 5.688%, raising concerns ahead of key economic event...
