In just eight weeks, from the resignation of the SEC chairman to Trump signing two executive orders in a row—announcing the development of a digital asset plan and officially declaring a Bitcoin strategic reserve—followed by the White House hosting the first digital asset summit, the crypto market has been continuously reacting, fluctuating with various policy changes, leaving the entire industry both excited and anxious.

President Trump announced plans for a U.S. “crypto strategic reserve,” surprising many by including XRP, SOL and ADA alongside BTC and ETH.Industry experts questioned the inclusion of XRP and ADA, arguing they la...

Musk's participation in the conference became a highlight.

U.S. President Donald Trump introduced a series of appointments and policies supporting cryptocurrency.

The Bitcoin price-moving might of President Donald Trump’s trade tactics appears to be fading. The president’s threat to slap tariffs on Canadian, Mexican, and Chinese imports dropped Bitcoin’s price

This week, reciprocal tariffs will also be announced.

Trump Media plans to launch bitcoin ETFs, signaling a major push into crypto investments. A top analyst noted: “Safe to say first-ever POTUS ETF issuer. What a country.”

Support truly promising projects, rather than those driven by short-term speculation.

In the past three months, 116 coins were launched, 68 of which are "almost zero," and one-third "peaked upon launch."

Bitcoin wins, fiat currency loses. In any case, Bitcoin will rise.

Ethereum must take immediate action to address the management issues within its foundation and the competitive pressure from external Solana. It cannot just talk about technology and ideals while neglecting users and the market.

Which Solana projects have taken on the massive traffic from Trump's token launch? What qualifies them to be presidential selections?

Trump signed the executive order "Strengthening America's Leadership in Digital Financial Technology." The order proposes the establishment of a "Presidential Working Group on Digital Asset Markets" to explore federal regulatory measures for stablecoins and related proposals for a national digital asset reserve, and explicitly prohibits the "establishment, issuance, circulation, or use" of central bank digital currencies (CBDC).