Donald Trump introduced the TRUMP memecoin on Solana just three days before his inauguration. The token’s website says 200 million coins were available at launch, with total supply set to reach 1 billion over three years. The token reportedly surged to a $13 billion market cap within hours.
The NFL has reportedly prohibited teams from selling NFTs or sponsoring crypto-specific assets according to anonymous sources. The league leaves room for investment advisory firms while top players like Tom Brady had already plunged into crypto.
A new ECB working paper reveals that top DeFi protocols are governed by a narrow group of holders and exchanges, with over 80% of governance tokens controlled by the top 100 addresses. A16z is Uniswap's largest voter, and roughly one-third of top voters cannot be identified, raising serious regulatory concerns.
A report citing anonymous club sources says the NFL has barred teams from selling NFTs and from running ads for specific cryptocurrencies, ICOs, and related digital asset offerings, while still permitting some corporate-brand sponsorships tied to crypto investment and fund management firms.
An ECB working paper finds governance across major DeFi protocols remains concentrated among insiders, delegates, and exchanges, with one-third of top voters still unidentifiable.
Just three days before his inauguration, Donald Trump launched an official memecoin called TRUMP on Solana. The token's market cap soared to $13 billion within hours, with price surging over 6,500%, despite initial skepticism about a possible hack.
The newly established Ticino Blockchain Technologies Association brings together universities and international companies to support blockchain research, training, and ecosystem growth in southern Switzerland.
Bank of England Deputy Governor Sarah Breeden hints at easing proposed stablecoin ownership caps and a 40% central bank reserve requirement, acknowledging they may be too conservative. Sterling stablecoins hold less than 0.5% of global market.
