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Cryptocurrencies have become a recurring feature of the family’s business empire, with critics pointing to potential conflicts of interest given Trump’s pledge to make the US the “crypto capi...

Trump Media and Technology ‌Group said on Wednesday it will distribute a new digital token to its shareholders, deepening its push into digital assets as policy support for cryptocurrencies builds in Washington.

NEW YORK - Stock markets mostly retreated Wednesday in thin trading, following a year of record gains for key assets as central banks cut interest rates and the tech sector boomed thanks to the growth of artificial intelligence.

President Donald Trump, the majority shareholder for Trump Media, has actively championed the growth of cryptocurrency.

The digital token will add to the Trump family's crypto ventures, which have brought in millions of dollars and raised questions on conflicts of interest.

Stock markets mostly retreated Wednesday in thin trading, following a year of record gains for key assets as central banks cut interest rates and the tech sector boomed thanks to the growth of artificial intelligence.

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Cryptocurrencies have become a recurring feature of the family’s business empire, with critics pointing to potential conflicts of interest given Trump’s pledge to make the US the "crypto capital of the planet."

A federal judge has dismissed a cryptocurrency lawsuit filed in 2022 against the Dallas Mavericks and former majority owner Mark Cuban.

The Seattle-based cryptocurrency company linked to multiple bitcoin ATMs in Whatcom County has resumed full operations in the state following a temporary cease-and-desist order by the Washington