Melania and Donald Trump have just launched their own cryptocurrencies, as Bitcoin hit a record high. The incoming first lady announced the “Official Melania Meme” on Sunday in a post on X.X
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Allow Cookies OnceOne day earlier, Donald Trump launched the meme coin $Trump, telling users on his social media platform Truth Socal: “It’s time to celebrate everything we stand for: WINNING!”X
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Allow Cookies OnceDespite being critical of cryptocurrency in his first term, President Trump has come full circle and is now a champion of the decentralised currency.On Monday morning, Bitcoin hit an all-time high of $109,000 as investors betted the new president would give the industry a boost when he came into office.On the campaign trail, he promised to take steps early in his presidency to turn the US into the “crypto capital” of the world.He said he would create a US crypto stockpile, bringing in industry-friendly regulation and appointing a crypto “czar” for his administration.More on Bitcoin
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