As meme coins like $TRUMP explode in popularity,Washington is starting to take notice—and action. Senator Chris Murphy has proposed the MEME Act (Modern Emoluments and Malfeasance Enforcement), aiming to ban top U.S. officials and their families from launching or benefiting from financial assets, including cryptocurrencies and memecoins.
This move comes amid growing concerns that politics is merging with financial hype, blurring ethical lines and possibly fueling insider advantages.
💭 Should public officials be allowed to ride the memecoin wave? Or is this law a necessary firewall between power and profit?
🚀 Meanwhile in the crypto sphere…
Former Binance CEO CZ has dropped a bold prediction: Bitcoin could soar to $500K–$1M, with the total crypto market hitting $5 trillion in 2025. While some hail this as a visionary forecast, others call it classic bull cycle hype.
💬 Is this the supercycle we've been waiting for—or a moonboy fantasy? Where do you see $BTC heading this cycle?