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🚨Donald Trump's Crypto Portfolio🚨 🇺🇸Former President Donald Trump's crypto portfolio briefly exceeded $10 million on May 27, driven by the surge of the TRUMP memecoin, which hit an all-time high of $13.24. 📈Trump holds 579,290 $TRUMP tokens, valued at about $6.79 million. His portfolio also includes 464.2 $Eth, worth approximately $1.79 million, and a million $MVP tokens, worth around $473,000. 👉Despite this peak, the portfolio value has since dropped to $9.5 million. #Bitcoin #Crypto $BTC $ETH $BNB
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He waited for three years and made 419x: The mysterious investor is on the stage! An unidentified #Shiba Inu (SHIB) investor increased his money by 419 by selling the SHIBs he bought in 2021 as of today. While the #Memecoin craze continues at full speed, the transfers and earnings of crypto investors continue to attract attention. A mysterious #SHIB investor purchased 48.09 billion SHIB on the decentralized exchange Uniswap at a cost of $2,715 on January 31, 2021. The user, who has held memecoin for about three and a half years, earned $1.2 million by selling all his SHIBs this morning. Memecoins, the strongest trend of recent times, continue to exploit the crypto market. Especially the sharp rises of PEPE, WIF, SHIB and #FLOKI attracted attention in this period. Although #BTC and ETH remain stable, there is a lot of demand for memecoins. Crypto investors are divided into two due to this development. One part wants the rise in memecoins to continue, and the other part wants the money in memecoins to be distributed to different projects. It looks like the Memecoin craze will keep the industry busy for a while $BTC $ETH $BNB
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Ethereum (ETH) vs Bitcoin (BTC): Key Differences in ETF Approval Processes Explained. As the wave of crypto adoption continues to grow, the United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has approved spot exchange-traded funds (ETFs) for #Ethereum (ETH). This approval occurred on May 23 and follows the SEC's approval of #Bitcoin (BTC) spot ETFs on January 11. However, a closer examination of the approval processes of these two major cryptocurrencies reveals significant differences. Spot Bitcoin ETFs were unanimously approved by the SEC's five-member committee, including chairman Gary Gensler; spot Ether ETFs are approved by the SEC's Trading and Markets Division. This contradiction raises a critical question: Why didn't SEC Chairman Gary Gensler vote for the ETH ETF? Does he still view Ether as a security rather than a commodity? As expected, speculation continues regarding Gensler's voting approach during the BTC ETF approval and his absence from the ETH #ETF vote. Anti-crypto positions suggest that it supports neither Bitcoin nor Ethereum. This sentiment is echoed in his recent statement “Crypto is a small part of our overall markets, but it is a disproportionate part in terms of the scams and problems in our markets.” It also resonated with his statement. The SEC's approval of spot Ethereum ETFs marks a major milestone in the crypto market; but it also reveals the internal dynamics and complexities of regulatory institutions. While the approval demonstrates growing adoption of cryptocurrencies, the different processes of Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs raise important questions about the future regulatory landscape. As the market continues to evolve, stakeholders will carefully monitor potential developments and review requests from the SEC Commissioners. $BTC $ETH $BNB
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Elon Musk Plans to Revolutionize Artificial Intelligence with Massive Supercomputer, Possible Impact on Dogecoin (DOGE) and Bitcoin (BTC). Elon Musk, known for his innovative initiatives, is starting a groundbreaking project through his company xAI. Its aim is to develop the world's largest supercomputer, called the "Gigafactory of Compute". This massive facility will house 100,000 dedicated GPUs, at least four times larger than the largest existing clusters. The project requires an investment of billions of dollars and requires large amounts of energy resources. Musk aims to have this large-scale computing facility operational by fall 2025, reflecting his vision of rapidly advancing artificial intelligence capabilities. If realized, xAI could outperform its more established and better-funded rivals thanks to its computing power alone. A potential collaboration with Oracle is on the agenda as a strategic element of this project. As Oracle's largest customer for H100 chips, #xAI can realize significant benefits from deeper integration with Oracle's expertise and resources. This supercomputer is expected to improve xAI's Grok AI assistant by offering fewer restrictions and more advanced functionality. The partnership with #Oracle can enable xAI to achieve its ambitious goals by providing critical support in terms of both technology and resources. The race to develop the most powerful #GPU clusters is heating up among major technology companies. Advanced computing power is vital for creating more complex artificial intelligence systems. Notably, #Tesla , another company under Musk's management, is also working on an AI supercomputer, reflecting a widespread trend towards serious investments in AI infrastructure and large-scale projects. The success of Musk's supercomputer project could set new benchmarks in the tech industry and encourage other companies to increase their investments in artificial intelligence infrastructure. $BTC $DOGE #eth #BNB
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Ethereum (ETH) vs Bitcoin (BTC): Key Differences in ETF Approval Processes Explained. As the wave of crypto adoption continues to grow, the United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has approved spot exchange-traded funds (ETFs) for #Ethereum (ETH). This approval occurred on May 23 and follows the SEC's approval of #Bitcoin (BTC) spot ETFs on January 11. However, a closer examination of the approval processes of these two major cryptocurrencies reveals significant differences. Spot Bitcoin ETFs were unanimously approved by the SEC's five-member committee, including chairman Gary Gensler; spot Ether ETFs are approved by the SEC's Trading and Markets Division. This contradiction raises a critical question: Why didn't SEC Chairman Gary Gensler vote for the ETH ETF? Does he still view Ether as a security rather than a commodity? As expected, speculation continues regarding Gensler's voting approach during the BTC ETF approval and his absence from the ETH #ETF vote. Anti-crypto positions suggest that it supports neither Bitcoin nor Ethereum. This sentiment is echoed in his recent statement “Crypto is a small part of our overall markets, but it is a disproportionate part in terms of the scams and problems in our markets.” It also resonated with his statement. The SEC's approval of spot Ethereum ETFs marks a major milestone in the crypto market; but it also reveals the internal dynamics and complexities of regulatory institutions. While the approval demonstrates growing adoption of cryptocurrencies, the different processes of Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs raise important questions about the future regulatory landscape. As the market continues to evolve, stakeholders will carefully monitor potential developments and review requests from the SEC Commissioners. $BTC $ETH #BNB
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