Cryptocurrency

  • Crypto (London Briefing)

    Background

    Crypto has become an asset over a longer period of time than many people realise, and therefore it has positioned itself as something that’s mainstream and is now interesting to a lot of different people.

    Actor/s

    There is no single authority or source for Crypto as its inherent nature is to be free from constraints.

    However, there are experts and emerging groups that can comment on it because they have legitimacy in doing so. The UK has no such participation in these.

    Argument

    The argument of Crypto is that it offers a range and variety of financial products that carry less risk than those inherent in others.

    Plan

    The UK has never adopted a plan to ingratiate Crypto into its mainstream financial structure, in part because it has no plan to do so.

    Outcome

    The UK acknowledges the need to legislate any financial flows and to oversee all regulation by a centralised way of governing.

    It has no insight into alternative structures made by people to satisfy their own financial motivations.

  • Trump’s crypto rides high before launch

    A Trump-inspired crypto venture, World Liberty Financial, has made a good start. So far, its token sales are over $50 million, and although it’s $250 million short of its initial goal, it’s progressing steadily toward achieving its own Bitcoin status.

    The plan is to innovate a decentralised platform that stands alone, and is governed only by its investors. These are those who’ve chosen to buy $WLFI tokens, expecting to see their profits rise as the market attracts more activity by token holders.

    It isn’t the only offering, but it’s a startup that’s gaining more and more attention as cryptocurrencies attract those seeking an alternative form of investment, to see returns and not be beholden to a governance structure they themselves do not own.

  • Trump’s crypto passes billion mark

    World Liberty Financial, Trumps’ crypto venture, has passed 1 billion in tokens sold, according to its website.

    The Bitcoin challenger is on offer for 1.5 cents each.

    A ticker suggests wallet holders buy thousands of tokens. So far it shows over $15 million in sales for the platform.

  • Trump offers crypto

    In recent times Donald Trump’s sales offerings may have come across as increasingly bizarre to his opponents, but it could have hit a new peak recently with his latest invention, World Liberty Financial.

    The crypto finance firm is apparently his own creation, separate to the Bitcoin craze that’s swept the Internet since 2009. The official website advertises $WLFI tokens, 20 billion in total, at 1.5 cents each.