Meme coins aren’t subject to securities regulations, says SEC According to the Securities and Exchange Commission, meme coins don’t meet the requirements to be protected by federal securities law. In new guidance issued on Thursday, the SEC announced that it doesn’t view most meme coins — cryptocurrencies that originate from internet memes or cultural phenomena — as securities, and that transactions around…

SEC says most meme coins are not securities The Securities and Exchange Commission issued guidance Thursday evening saying it does not deem most meme coins securities under U.S. federal law.

Ye, Self-Proclaimed ‘Nazi’ Who Said ‘Coins Prey on Fans,’ Plans YZY Token Seventy percent of YZY tokens will go to Ye (a.k.a. Kanye West), personally.

Odds of Kanye West Launching Token Plummet After He Says ‘Coins Prey on Fans’ The rapper denied plans to launch his own cryptocurrency after saying he turned down a $2 million offer to do so.

Serj Tankian on “being pelted with coins by fans who were also raising Nazi salutes” when System Of A Down supported Slayer in 1998 submitted by /u/Puzzleheaded-Dig7475

TRUMP Coin’s Biggest Critics Are Crypto Industry Insiders Trump-supporting crypto professionals have been particularly scathing about the family’s recent meme coin projects.

Bitcoin Poised to Top Record as Trump Inauguration Nears, Major Coins Due for 10% Swings: Traders Wednesday’s soft U.S. core CPI has opened doors for traders to focus on Trump’s swearing in and the possibility of first-day pro-crypto announcement.

DeFi Carry Trade Takes Root and Dino Coins Reemerge: Crypto Daybook Americas Your day-ahead look for Dec. 4, 2024

Trump raises more than $4 million in bitcoin, other digital coins as crypto support pays off As he heads to Nashville to keynote a major bitcoin conference, Donald Trump is reeling in millions of dollars in cryptocurrencies.

Meme Coins Outperform BTC, ETH and SOL as Traders Rotate Holdings The $53 billion meme coin sector rose by more than 12% on Tuesday with the likes of pepe (PEPE) and dogwifhat (WIF) surging by 22% and 25% respectively, data from CoinGecko shows.

Should I sell gold coins that I was gifted as a child, even if I don’t need to? I was gifted a gold coin (1/4 oz gold eagle) every Christmas until I was 18 by my late grandfather. I’ve always had them locked away in a safety deposit box, only seeing them a few times and not at all in 15 years. I was considering selling them, but I don’t really need the money, and would likely just put the money in HYSA since I’m planning on…

LPT parents who do the tooth fairy should have a stash of gold coins at all times. There is nothing more stressful than scrounging for a coin after your kid has lost a tooth. Go to the bank and get a bag of $2 coins to keep somewhere safe and only use them for tooth fairy 🧚🦷 submitted by /u/No-Seesaw-3411

Meme Coins and Macro: U.S. Credit Card Holders Most Stressed Since 2012 The percentage of credit card loans outstanding for over 90 days has increased to the highest since 2012, a signal that speculative activity may ease off.

AI-Related Coins Slide as Google Search Shows Peak Retail Investor Interest Spikes in crypto-related Google search queries have historically occurred at major market tops, validating legendary investor Warren Buffet’s mantra of buying in doom and selling in boom.

Crypto Mixers, Privacy Coins, Layer 2s Complicate Tracing for Law Enforcement, EU Innovation Hub Says Separately, France’s markets regulator said crypto remains a high risk for money laundering.

In Defense of Meme Coins The only thing worse than meme coins is complaining about the financialization of memes.

Ethereum Meme Coins PEPE, MOG Hit Lifetime Highs on Ether ETF Filing Approvals Ether surged more than bitcoin over the weekend on renewed optimism for the second-largest cryptocurrency.

Fantom Cofounder Mulls Idea for ‘Safer’ Meme Coins Fantom’s Cronje is the latest in a line of blockchain teams that are open to directly engaging with memecoins.

Inherited a box of rare coins and have no idea what to do with them A relative passed away a few years ago and left me a small box of coins and precious metals. I don’t have them on-hand to do an inventory, but I have a 1-oz silver bar, a large coin from a 17th century shipwreck, and some small gold, silver, and platinum coins from the US, and various other rare and historic coins from the US. I have googled aro…

what do you do with your international coins i have scattered coins from korea, japan, south america, and most of the currency exchanges dont switch them out. what do you guys usually do with them? ​ submitted by /u/br0wnt0wn1