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Rumors are flying about Trump’s early crypto-related actions in office, including a potential day-one executive order establishing crypto as a national priority. Other guesswork is on Polymarket — where 6% of bettors wagered the new admin will confirm aliens exist. We can hope.
Coinbase notched a win in the Third Circuit, though their substantial efforts to install a crypto-friendly administration (and, therefore, SEC) would likely have resulted in a similar outcome regardless.
There’s a class action lawsuit against the pump.fun memecoin platform, and it looks... messy. The lead plaintiff, down $50,000 across the board but only suing over a $230 loss of the “PNUT” token, has continued trading on the platform he’s suing even after the lawsuit was filed.
Newsletter: Regulators and lawmakers eagerly prepare to abdicate any last traces of interest in the wellbeing of everyday Americans as they suck up to the powerful billionaires who will soon be publicly calling the shots.
@mtin i will listen to an audiobook if it's my only option (for example if i'm traveling, because i get carsick if i read), but otherwise i much prefer the print format
whoever said money can't buy happiness must not have realized you can buy a little arm that holds your ereader above your face in bed, and a remote so you can turn the pages without taking your arms out from under the covers