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    Trump Media's investors lost $2.2 billion while Trump holds $460 million stake

    Ske Jarzenske and other Trump Media investors are facing severe losses as the company's stock value has plummeted. Many investors had high hopes for the social media platform, believing in its potential profitability under Trump's leadership. Instead, Trump Media's shares have lost significant value, and discontent among shareholders has grown. The company's revenue remains stagnant, leading investors to question management practices and investor trust.

    How Trump and Republicans lost the 2026 midterm elections, according to The AP Voter Poll

    Voters are showing signs of exhaustion towards Donald Trump, affecting Republican candidates' performances in recent elections. Many voters are dissatisfied with the Republican Party's handling of inflation and government corruption issues. Trump's endorsements of candidates perceived as flawed also contributed to the Republican losses during the elections. Voters are demanding more accountability and oversight from Congress, seeking necessary changes in representation.

    Billions on the table: Senate crypto vote tests how far Trump's ethics concessions really go

    The US Senate prepares for a crucial vote on a cryptocurrency regulation bill. Democrats are concerned the legislation inadequately addresses President Trump's personal crypto holdings. The bill aims to establish clear federal rules for digital assets and resolve agency disputes. Trump has agreed to some ethics concessions, but most Democrats remain unsatisfied. This vote is a significant election-year test for the growing crypto market.

    Trump agreed to new ethics rules to get a crypto bill across the line. But that might not be enough

    "A vote against the Clarity Act isn't a principled stand against President Trump," Sen. Cynthia Lummis, R-Wyo., the lead author of the crypto bill, told The Associated Press. "It's a vote against implementing tough restrictions on politicians for crypto investments."

    Crypto exchanges rushed to list Trump's coin leaving many losers and some big winners

    Crypto exchange Coinbase assures users on its website that it puts any new digital coin through "rigorous" vetting before allowing it to trade. It's an at-times lengthy process meant to protect customers by examining the people connected to the project and the risk of market manipulation or other scams.

    Crypto exchanges rushed to list Trump's coin leaving many losers and some big winners

    Coinbase and major crypto exchanges listed Trump’s $TRUMP meme coin unusually fast, despite claiming rigorous vetting. The coin saw massive hype, insider concentration, and sharp price swings, raising investor protection concerns. Exchanges cited overwhelming demand, while critics warned of regulatory conflicts and risks to market integrity tied to political influence.

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