Bitcoin Updates: Trump Family Embraces Crypto—Adapting to Market Slumps with AI-Powered Mining Transformation
- Anthony Scaramucci led a $220M investment in Trump-linked crypto miner American Bitcoin Corp., betting on Bitcoin's long-term potential amid market volatility. - Trump family's ABTC reported $3.5M Q3 profit, but Bitcoin's 12% price drop since October has eroded their crypto-linked wealth by ~30%. - Crypto miners like Bitfarms pivot to AI infrastructure as Bitcoin profitability declines, reflecting industry-wide diversification strategies. - Trump's pro-crypto policies and BlackRock's Binance listing sign
Anthony Scaramucci has spearheaded a $220 million funding round for a cryptocurrency mining company associated with the Trump family, reflecting renewed optimism in Bitcoin's future prospects despite recent market swings.
The Trump family's involvement in digital assets has grown considerably in recent months. American
The crypto mining industry itself is shifting its strategy. Firms like Bitfarms and CleanSpark are branching out into artificial intelligence and advanced computing as Bitcoin mining becomes less lucrative. Bitfarms
Regulatory oversight continues to be unpredictable. The Department of Justice has launched a new "Scam Center Strike Force" to combat international "pig butchering" scams,
For the Trump family and their associates, investing in crypto is both a financial move and a statement of belief. Eric Trump
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