Nothing stops the launch of many more meme coins; we are leaving the Fartcoin stage and entering the Trump (and Melania) memecoin stage. What will happen next?
KUALA LUMPUR, MALAYSIA - Media OutReach Newswire - 31 January 2025 - Memecoins were on the rise in 2024. Their overall market capitalisation increased from $20 billion
As they nibbled miniature lobster rolls and sipped mezcal cocktails, the well-heeled guests toasted the coming reign of Donald Trump.
Between NFTs, meme coins, and a memoir, the First Lady has found plenty of ways to "Be Best" at business. Here’s what we know about Melania Trump’s net worth in 2025.
In addition to these Trump-branded stores, the crypto-native travel bookings platform Travala has also integrated TRUMP token payments, alongside over 60 other cryptocurrencies. Travala announced that customers can now use TRUMP to book hotels, flights, and activities worldwide. This move aims to attract a new wave of cryptocurrency adopters.
Altify, a regulated FSP (53289) backed by JSE-listed Sabvest, offers a regulated, secure, and easy-to-use crypto investment gateway.
Donald Trump’s meme coin, TRUMP, which launched on Jan. 17, can now be used to purchase merchandise like sneakers, watches, and fragrances from websites linked to his business ventures.
The pro-crypto attitude of the new Trump Administration can bring digital assets even further into the mainstream.
Memecoins are a dynamic capital formation technology with implications for policy making and politics, says Youbi Capital’s Ivo Entchev.
Crypto enthusiasts' faith is tested as an executive order, a bitcoin sell-off and the introduction of meme coins by the president and first lady mark the first 10 days of his second term.
January made for an auspicious start to 2025. While policy and tax were top of mind, market action buoyed cryptocurrency markets. None more so than for Solana.
The rapper Snoop Dogg headlined the Crypto Ball that was held in Washington on 17 January to celebrate the conversion to crypto of President Donald Trump, who had slammed digital assets as a