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#Cronos ($CRO) Labs Welcomes Edward Adlard as New Head of Ecosystem Cronos ($CRO) Labs appoints Edward Adlard, former CEO of Instalabs, as Head of Ecosystem to spearhead strategic partnerships and growth in institutional tokenization and AI-driven innovation.

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The crypto market crash, which wiped out over $1 trillion in digital assets, also struck one of its most prominent beneficiaries — the Trump family. Their growing portfolio of memecoins, mining deals, and crypto-related companies has lost billions in paper wealth — and ordinary investors who put money into Trump-branded projects are suffering alongside them. The Trump family fortune fell from $7.7 billion to $6.7 billion since September — mainly due to crypto exposure Trump’s memecoin dropped about 25% since August; early buyers lost almost everything ⚫ Eric Trump’s stake in American Bitcoin collapsed by more than half Shares of Trump Media — which holds 11,500 BTC on its balance sheet — fell to a record low, losing about $800 million in value WLFI, their flagship token, fell from a peak of $6 billion to $3.15 billion in paper market cap Despite the decline, the Trump family continues to urge followers to “buy the dip.” Their advantage is clear: unlike retail investors, they profit not only from token prices but also from token sales and complex stock deals. “Retail investors can only speculate. The Trumps can create tokens, sell them, and make money from that,” says Jim Angel from Georgetown University. But the scale of losses is hard to ignore. Trump Media: The crypto bet turned into a failure. After buying about $2 billion in Bitcoin at around $115,000, the firm is down about 25%. The stake in the CRO token also halved. In total, Trump’s stake dropped by roughly $800 million. World Liberty Financial: The WLFI token crashed from $0.26 to $0.15 — cutting paper wealth by nearly $3 billion. But the family still earned about $900 million from token sales, including a $750 million deal with Alt5 Sigma, where retail investors lost 75%. American Bitcoin: Eric Trump’s mining company fell more than 50% from its peak, losing over $300 million in market cap — retail investors are also taking heavy losses. Trump Memecoin: The coin lost another 25% since August. The family’s stake dropped by about $117 million — but the unlock added around 90 million new tokens to insiders, bringing another ~$220 million "on paper." Bitcoin has experienced deeper crashes before, but the current crisis exposes the gap between crypto projects under the wing of political celebrities and the retail investors who follow them.