The President of the Central African Republic took it one step further than Donald Trump, by creating a Pump.fun token for ...

Other similar government-owned funds have invested in Bitcoin and crypto-related projects. So will this one do it too?

According to emails shared with European users, Crypto.com will delist several prominent cryptocurrencies, including Tether’s USDT, Wrapped Bitcoin (WBTC), and DAI, by January 31, 2025.

The project also purchased $9.8 million worth of wrapped bitcoin (WBTC) on Thursday. World Liberty Financial now holds $355 million worth of crypto tokens including $181 million of ether (ETH), $ ...

Trump family-backed WLFI’s recent $9.84 million wBTC purchase raises its total crypto holdings to $365 million. World Liberty Financial (WLFI), a crypto project tied to the Trump family, has ...

Moreover, during the same day, WLFI announced that it had surpassed its target of 20% sales of the token supply and decided to open an additional 5% block due to the massive demand and ...

BiT Global alleged Coinbase unlawfully delisted wBTC. Coinbase didn't like Justin Sun's undefined role at the issuer. The antitrust lawsuit in San Francisco breaks new legal ground. A couple of months ...

Lawyers for US-based cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase have requested a federal judge dismiss a lawsuit filed by BiT Global over the firm’s decision to delist wrapped BTC (wBTC). In a Jan. 21 ...

WFLI is also holding $182 million in ETH, $48 million in WBTC, $7.2 million in Tether's USDT, $7 million in AAVE, and $6.7 million in Chainlink's LINK according to on-chain data with most token ...

Arkham goes on to note that WLFI purchased both ETH and WBTC on January 20th, the day of Trump’s second inauguration, to celebrate his return to the White House. “Trump’s World Liberty Finance bought ...