Anthony Scaramucci, an influential cryptocurrency advocate and founder of investment firm SkyBridge Capital, has alternated between supporting President Donald Trump's pro-cryptocurrency pivot and warning of the potential pitfalls of some of his decisions.

Notably, institutional interest remains strong, as Bitcoin ETFs recorded over $334 million in inflows. This, combined with increased whale activity, indicates that Bitcoin is slowly moving into bullish territory.

President Donald Trump’s crypto portfolio continues to grow. His crypto project World Liberty Financial has launched a stablecoin, or a token pegged to a fiat currency like the U.S. dollar, according to Bitcoin or Ethereum can soar or plummet 10% in hours.

Donald Trump announced that he will apply a minimum 10% tariff on all exporters to the US and slap additional duties on around 60 nations with the largest trade imbalances with the US.

The president's sons will now play a key role in creating the cryptocurrency through the company American Bitcoin.

A business led by two of the president’s sons will invest in American Bitcoin, a new mining company controlled by Hut 8.

Stablecoin advocates achieved another legislative victory on Wednesday night, adding fresh momentum to one of the few issues with bipartisan accord in a deeply divided Washington. The legislation, which had languished in Congress for years,

Donald Trump Jr. and Eric Trump announced Monday the launch of “American Bitcoin,” a new cryptocurrency mining company created through

Eric Trump, executive vice president of the Trump Organization, says that de-banking concerns make a strong case for cryptocurrency adoption.

The co-founders – Arthur Hayes, Benjamin Delo, Samuel Reed and Gregory Dwyer – previously pleaded guilty in 2022 to one count each of violating the Bank Secrecy Act for flouting money laundering rules and failing to police the exchange. Trump signed the pardons Thursday without publicizing the action.

But the company that owns TruthSocial, Trump Media & Technology Group, has also been a way for the president to draw his political allies closer, through payments, board seats, and generous stock rewards.