Bitwise’s Jeff Park argues that some memecoin rug pulls may not be illegal by default. If tokens are classified as commodities rather than securities, investors may need to prove fraud or market manipulation instead of insider trading.

Bitwise’s Jeff Park argues that if memecoins are treated as commodities rather than securities, investors may struggle to bring insider trading claims and instead must prove fraud or market manipulation.

Bitwise’s Jeff Park argues that if memecoins are treated as commodities rather than securities, insider trading claims may not apply, shifting legal scrutiny toward market manipulation and fraud.

LIBRA surged after a post linked to Argentina’s president, briefly reaching a multibillion-dollar valuation before collapsing more than 95% within hours. The episode highlights the risks of celebrity-driven speculation, weak transparency, and alleged liquidity withdrawal.

LIBRA briefly surged after a social media endorsement tied to Argentine President Javier Milei, reaching a multibillion-dollar valuation before crashing more than 95% within hours, highlighting the risks of hype-driven meme coins.

LIBRA soared after a social media endorsement tied to Argentina’s president, briefly reaching a multibillion-dollar valuation before crashing more than 95%. The episode highlights the risks of hype, weak transparency, and liquidity withdrawals.

LIBRA surged after being promoted by Argentine President Javier Milei, briefly reaching a market cap of about $4.4 billion before crashing more than 95%. The episode has intensified concerns over meme-coin speculation, liquidity withdrawals, and transparency.

Melania Trump has resumed promoting the Solana-based MELANIA token with an AI-themed video, even as the meme coin remains down over 95% from its peak. The move has revived attention, but concerns over insider selling, concentrated supply, and suspicious on-chain activity remain unresolved.