The New York Times

Everyone wants to make money from Trump's presidency, but few act as boldly as the supporters of the PATRIOT token.

The line between betting, speculation, and investment has largely disappeared.

The New York Times revealed that David Sacks, while serving as the White House's AI and cryptocurrency policy director, was simultaneously involved in private tech investments, allegedly using his position to benefit himself and his friends, raising serious concerns about conflicts of interest.

When the president starts issuing tokens, politics is no longer a means of governing the country, but a game to inflate one's own market value.

The belief in cryptocurrency should not be undermined by outdated notions of personal finance and criticism.

Roche has fallen from grace due to his indiscretion and overly close relationship with the client Avalanche, but he also claims to be a victim of an international trap.

The collapse of Three Arrows Capital is devastating the entire industry. Its two founders spent the following year surfing, meditating, and traveling around the world.

Is Alameda really the mastermind behind the LUNA collapse? Will SBF face severe punishment for market manipulation?

If I could focus more on what I am doing, I would be able to do it more thoroughly, which would help me understand the risks involved.

Meta executives have clashed over the metaverse strategy, and Zuckerberg's vision for the metaverse seems to be coming to fruition step by step, yet also appears to be drifting further away little by little.