BITPRISMIA
ALT5 Sigma Corporation's deal with World Liberty Financial sets the first market valuation for the Trump-backed WLFI token at $0.20, marking its debut valuation and signaling a shift in ALT5's business model to a crypto treasury company.
World Liberty Financial, a crypto venture reportedly backed by the Trump family, is seeking to raise a $1.5 billion crypto investment fund to enhance liquidity and support digital assets amid evolving regulatory frameworks.
The Winklevoss twins have invested in American Bitcoin, a mining firm co-founded by Donald Trump Jr., highlighting a strategic alignment in the crypto space and its intersection with political figures.
Donald Trump has received over $26 million in cryptocurrency donations in 2024, with major contributions from prominent crypto industry figures and companies, signaling growing ties between Trump and the crypto sector.
Senator Elizabeth Warren and colleagues are pressing the OCC to address potential conflicts of interest and financial risks posed by Trump-linked cryptocurrency ventures, particularly the stablecoin USD1.
Donald Trump's crypto-related ventures have generated $1.2 billion in personal profit, with his media company, Trump Media & Technology Group (TMTG), holding $2 billion in Bitcoin, making it the world's sixth-largest corporate Bitcoin holder.
Trump Media and Technology Group (TMTG) has invested $300 million in options tied to Bitcoin-related assets, a move that carries high risk but potential high reward, reflecting the company's growing exposure to the crypto market.
World Liberty Financial (WLFI), associated with the Trump family, purchased 560.71 ETH at an average price of $3,567, signaling growing institutional confidence in Ethereum's ecosystem.
World Liberty Financial, a firm linked to the Trump family, has acquired $40,000 worth of five distinct crypto tokens (BANK, TAG, EGL1, LIBERTY, and B), signaling a strategic move into digital assets.
Nearly 70 Trump administration officials and nominees hold cryptocurrency or investments in blockchain companies, with holdings ranging from modest sums to over $120 million, reflecting the asset's popularity among Trump allies.