Trump announced this over X (formerly known as Twitter) just three days before the inauguration, where there are now 200 million coins, and they plan to have 1 billion available in the future.

That is, ever since Donald Trump won the 47th U.S. Presidential Election – on the premise that his pro-growth policies will benefit the U.S. economy and stock market – stocks have been taking off.

Now that Donald Trump is starting his second term as President, reviewing sector performance during his first term is an interesting exercise. Some of the results may come as a surprise.

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Reflections on the recent support growing for Donald Trump in the Bitcoin space, and whether this is actually a rational long term decision.

President-elect Donald Trump campaigned on a pro-crypto platform. He strived — successfully, by most accounts — to differentiate himself from Vice President Kamala Harris and paint the Biden ...

Donald Trump wrote several books and sat for many interviews long before he became president. Many people have asked how he built his real estate empire and what lessons people could take from his ...

With his return to the presidency, Donald Trump has positioned himself as a key figure in the Bitcoin conversation. His keynote at Bitcoin 2024 laid out ambitious plans for integrating Bitcoin ...

Crypto is Donald Trump’s next frontier and combines several things he absolutely loves when it comes to business deals - Quick easy money, self-promotion, America first messaging, and little ...

And that demand seems likely to increase whether Kamala Harris or Donald Trump is the next U.S. President. Should you invest $1,000 in Nvidia right now? Before you buy stock in Nvidia, consider this: ...

It seems likely that the November election will pit Presidents Donald Trump and Joe Biden against one another yet again. After all, it's a matchup that most Americans don't seem to want. According ...

President Joe Biden and President-elect Donald Trump share at least two things in common when it comes to Social Security. They've both been eligible to receive their full retirement benefits for ...