[Daily News Briefing] Trump launched the digital currency "TRUMP Token": Cardinid currency and political heated discussions

In the recent cryptocurrency market, the actions of former President Donald Trump have attracted widespread attention. He launched a new type of "Meme Coin" called Trump Token, re -ignition people's interest in this investment tool. This measure is in line with the time of his second president, which has triggered discussion on the current president's support for speculative financial instruments. Trump Token reached a valuation of nearly $ 15 billion on the eve of Trump. However, like many cryptocurrencies, its value also experienced violent fluctuations. This move of Trump triggered his legitimacy and morality. AXIOS reporter Brady Dale pointed out that Meme Coin's essence is speculative tools, similar to a gambling game. Investors bet on the popularity of various currencies, and often driven by humor or attracting eye themes. The most well -known example is Dogecoin. At first, it appeared as a joke, but attracted a lot of followers. Dale said that Meme Coin's attractiveness lies in its shortcomings, and investors try to predict which currencies will cause public attention. He described this as a large -scale gambling game that people participated in, highlighting the interesting and risky environment in the Meme Coin market. Although Trump Token's launch attracted a large number of new users in the early stage, and the report showed that the application attracted about 400,000 new users when it was launched, but over time, the momentum of the token seemed to weaken. Many senior cryptocurrency investors have doubts about their long -term feasibility, fearing that the MEME Coin supported by the president may weaken the credibility of the cryptocurrency field, which makes the efforts of establishing a regulatory framework complicated. On the contrary, young and less experienced investors may regard Trump's support as recognition of the encryption field and re -ignite their interest in these speculative assets. Trump's media and technology groups (Trump Media and Technology Group) also announced the plan to expand its financial services, including the commitment to invest 250 million U.S. dollars in cryptocurrencies and other assets through platforms called Truth.Fi. The platform aims to not only interact with digital currency, but also promote investment in the US manufacturing and energy sector. The company's chief executive, Devin Nunes, said that the move was a natural extension of the Truth Social movement, emphasizing that "American Patriots" should protect themselves from the threat brought by traditional financial institutions. With the continuous evolution of the cryptocurrency market, Trump's attitude towards digital assets has also changed significantly. He once called Bitcoin as a "scam", and now the acceptance of cryptocurrencies reflects the increasingly important trend of digital assets in economic discussions. The impact of this transformation is beyond the financial field. The Trump government is exploring the potential of the establishment of a national cryptocurrency reserves. This move may fundamentally change the US monetary policy and its position in the global financial pattern. Recently, with beauty