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President Donald Trump has brushed off ethics concerns over the at least $1.4 billion his family ventures earned from crypto in 2025, insisting there is “nothing illegal” about the haul. He also said he does not track the details of the profits. Trump Waves Off Conflict Questions President Donald Trump on July 2 defended the […]
Read full articleSpaceX stock has climbed after President Donald Trump said he believes Elon Musk may contribute SpaceX shares to the Trump Accounts program, adding to optimism ahead of the company’s expected Nasdaq-100 inclusion. According to market data, SpaceX ticker SPCX rose…
Critics contend that the value of Trump-linked tokens stemmed more from political access than investment fundamentals.
President Donald Trump addressed the issue of his family’s cryptocurrency earnings in an interview on July 2nd, held in the Oval Office. This happened after the release of the financial statements for the year 2025, revealing over $1.2 billion of earnings from the cryptocurrencies associated with family business operations. While
Trump's ambitious GDP targets could pressure the Fed, potentially impacting bond yields, market stability, and Bitcoin's hedge appeal. The post Donald Trump advocates for 12% to 13% GDP growth targets, dwarfing historical norms appeared first on Crypto Briefing.
Trump's extensive trading activities raise ethical concerns, potentially influencing market dynamics and regulatory policies amid his presidency. The post Donald Trump executed over 21,000 securities trades in his first year back in office appeared first on Crypto Briefing.
Trump's crypto success raises ethical concerns about potential conflicts of interest, influencing regulatory decisions and market dynamics. The post Donald Trump earned $1.4 billion from crypto ventures in 2025, dwarfing his real estate income appeared first on Crypto Briefing.
Google tries balancing AI data center emissions with clean energy efforts.
CEO Sam Altman argued move would share benefits of AI and it would involve other firms doing similar, report says Business live – latest updates OpenAI is reportedly in early stage talks to give a 5% stake in the ChatGPT developer to the US government as artificial intelligence companies attempt to smooth relations with Donald Trump’s administration. The OpenAI chief executive, Sam Altman, has argued that giving the US public a financial stake in the company is the best way to share the benefits of AI, according to the Financial Times, which cited two unnamed people familiar with the discussions. Continue reading...
