Trump’s proposal for a five-coin reserve dilutes the value proposition of bitcoin and smacks of self-interest, says Nic Carter.

By Gertrude Chavez-Dreyfuss NEW YORK (Reuters) -Bitcoin backpedaled on Monday after an early rise following U.S. President ...

The White House is even hosting an industry roundtable this week. That’s the kind of attention the industry could only have ...

It’s not yet clear how President Donald Trump’s cryptocurrency strategic reserve will work, nor do analysts know how officials will collect the coins. There are also questions about ...

President Donald Trump pulled what Peter Schiff is calling “the biggest crypto rug pull of all time.” Schiff, who is a longtime gold lover ...

President Donald Trump announced Sunday his administration is moving to create a U.S. “strategic reserve” of cryptocurrencies ...

The announcement received criticism from some crypto leaders, such as Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong, who had pushed for only ...

In a post on his Truth Social, the president told followers he would create a basket of digital assets similar to the ...

Solana (SOL) has experienced a significant 16% drop, driven by a broader market selloff and FTX's unstaking of $431.3M worth of SOL tokens.

Trump seems to have taken a page out of his real estate negotiations in pitching XRP, ADA and SOL as candidates for crypto ...

Solana’s price faces resistance after a surge to $180. Weakening volume and increasing sell-side pressure suggest a possible ...

Major tokens, including ADA, XRP, and SOL, that recently saw their values rise on Trump’s announcement have crashed.