World Liberty Financial, a decentralized finance platform with ties to President Donald Trump’s family, moved 10,000 ETH, valued at $33 million.
The SEC could consider approving staking for ETFs, boosting sentiment and prices for the second-largest cryptocurrency, market observers said.
The Trump family may expand its involvement in the cryptocurrency industry by launching an Ethereum-based business. This follows the release of several Trump-branded memecoins and Donald Trump’s inauguration as the 47th president of the United States on Jan.
New data from crypto analytics platform Arkham reveals that President Donald Trump's decentralized finance (DeFi) platform has become a top 0.1% holder of staked Ethereum (ETH) after gobbling up tens of millions of dollars worth of the asset.
The team behind President Donald Trump's crypto operations is on an aggressive accumulation spree of crypto assets before and during the 2025 inauguration ceremony.
Ethereum (ETH) is trading near $3,270 as staking protocol Lido co-founder Konstantin Lomashuk hinted at the creation of a Second Foundation. This follows recent community backlash against the Ethereum Foundation (EF) concerning several issues plaguing the top smart contract blockchain network.
World Liberty Financial, linked to Donald Trump, purchased 4 ENS domains before his inauguration, including trumpcoin.eth and erictrump.eth.
Trump DeFi project World Liberty Financial bought worldliberty.eth, trumpcoin.eth, erictrump.eth, and barrontrump.eth on Sunday night.
The newly launched $trump and U.S. first lady Melania Trump's $melania memecoins have each plummeted as traders cash
Solana (SOL) price hit a new all-time high of 0.00936 against Ether (ETH) on Jan. 19 before retracing the current level of 0.0769. SOL’s impressive performance in recent days can be attributed to the memecoin associated with incoming US President Donald Trump,
World Liberty Financial (WLFI) has invested another $7.38 million in Justin Sun's Tron (TRX), a show of deep crypto embrace by the DeFi project
ConsenSys founder Joe Lubin said that the issuers of the Ethereum ETFs will soon get a regulatory nod to be able to offer staking feature.