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Eric Trump and Donald Trump Jr., were two of the marquee guests at last week’s bitcoin conference in Las Vegas and spoke about the promise of cryptocurrencies—just as their family has taken a major stake in the industry that has raised ethical concerns.
Ross Ulbricht wasn’t focused on financials in his address to the Bitcoin 2025 conference this past week.
Zach Witkoff, the 32-year-old son of U.S. President Donald Trump’s special envoy Steve Witkoff, recently announced the purchase of $2 billion in stablecoins from World Liberty Financial, a company that includes Trump’s older sons in its management structure, by Tahnoon bin Zayed al Nahyan, the billionaire sheik who met five months earlier with his father at a cryptocurrency conference in Abu Dhabi, according to a report.
President Donald Trump continued to reshape American energy policy this past week, with what we have long forecast in these pages adds up to energy realism.
Bitcoin investors are bullish with U.S. President Donald Trump in the White House given his family’s tentacles in crypto and optimism that he will do everything he can to make sure there is a favorable regulation environment to spark further growth.
Encouraged by Donald Trump’s enthusiasm for digital assets and his administration’s moves to rescind strict oversight measures, cryptocurrency trading platforms are actively looking to open outlets for U.S. customers.
Democrats who formerly backed a major crypto legislative bill that included positive regulations to further dollar backed stablecoins are now stalling the measure in Congress.
In 2022, we were among the first anywhere in the world to forecast that weaponizing the dollar against Russia in the wake of the Russia Ukraine conflict would hurt dollar reserve currency status.
With two crypto measures on the Arizona Governor’s desk, Arizona might soon lead state-level bitcoin investing.
Quite a few Bitcoin investors and believers hold that the so-called “hardest form of money” will eventually, inevitably replace fiat currencies including the dollar.
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