Eric and Donald Trump Jr., sons of President Donald Trump, invested in Dominari Holdings, and formed a data-center company.
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Stocktwits on MSNSEC Clears Meme Coins, But Trump Token Rout Deepens As Democrats Eye Political Token Ban – Retail Stays BearishThe U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has ruled that most meme coins are not securities, which could ease regulatory concerns for retail traders and developers alike – but that hasn’t stopped meme coins from plummeting as Bitcoin’s price slipped below $80,
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SEC says meme coins not subject to securities regulations
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SEC says meme coins are 'akin to collectibles,' not securities
SEC says meme coins are not subject to federal securities laws
Meme coins are not securities and, hence, aren't subject to federal laws regulating the financial instruments, according to the Securities and Exchange Commission. The agency has issued its official stance on meme coins,
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Hosted on MSNExclusive-US securities regulator plans to cut regional directors due to Trump administration cost scrutiny, sources sayThe U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission plans to lay off the top leaders at regional offices across the country as part of its cost-cutting recommendations to the Trump administration, according to two sources familiar with the matter.
Despite missing most board meetings, Donald Trump Jr. took in $813,000 from Trump Media—just as he gained control over more than half the company’s shares.
The US Securities and Exchange Commission says it does not view memecoins as securities but warned any fraudulent tokens could still be subject to enforcement actions by other regulators. The agency’s Division of Corporation Finance said in a Feb.
President Donald Trump issued an executive order purporting to give himself and the attorney general direct authority over regulatory agencies established by Congress as independent on Wednesday night.
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The crypto sell-off accelerated Friday, briefly dragging bitcoin under $80,000. Tariff fears have weighed on bullishness fueled by Trump's election.
Overnight, Donald Trump signed an executive order that will consolidate power in the executive branch, making him and the Attorney General the only individuals able to decide "what is law" in the United States.
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