On the eve of his second inauguration, Donald Trump did something no U.S. president had ever done: He launched a meme coin. The cryptocurrency — whose value hinges more on hype than utility ...

President Trump has a long history of cashing in on his personal brand, but to many in the crypto world, his meme coin venture might be his most naked and predatory money grab yet. Photo ...

President Trump's meme coin, which had slumped 88% from its most recent high, got a boost Wednesday after its website invited the top 220 holders of the digital token to an "intimate private ...

The value of President Donald Trump’s meme coin soared Wednesday after a website promoting it announced that some holders of the coin would receive an invitation to a private dinner with Trump ...

A rare 2p coin from a piggy bank could rake in a small fortune, with experts predicting it's worth a staggering 20,000 times its face value. The unique coin, set to be auctioned off at RWB ...

The price of President Donald Trump’s official meme coin jumped up sharply late on Wednesday night, after an announcement that the token’s top 220 holders will be given a chance to attend an ...

Trump coin surged as much as 71%Wednesday after plans were announced for an investor dinner with the president. A dinner for the top 220 token holders is scheduled for May 22 in Washington ...

WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump and his allies have raked in nearly $900,000 in trading fees over the past two days from the president’s $TRUMP cryptocurrency ...

NEW YORK, April 23 (Reuters) - President Donald Trump's meme coin surged more than 60% on Wednesday after a post announcing "the most EXCLUSIVE INVITATION in the world" promised the top 220 buyers ...

An expert has urged Brits to keep an eye out for a “super rare” 50p coin that could be worth a staggering £2,000. This piece is highly sought after by collectors if it features a specific design.

Archeologists found over 300 silver coins dating back to the 11 th century. The hoard has been nicknamed “The Pasty” because the cloth and lead that were carefully wrapped around the coins ...