#MEMEAct In 2025, the hype for meme-coins seems to have disappeared. People were tired of buying "Shiba" and "Pepe" on it, especially after rates fell, and promises of monthly growth remained only on Twitter. Dogecoin, for example, is no longer the currency of the future, but rather a monument to a past era that has lost more than half of its value since the beginning of the year.

And so, against the backdrop of this crypto outburst, Senator Chris Murphy decides to save the country from inflation, not from public debt, but from meme-coins. Its MEME Act bill prohibits the president and members of Congress from launching or promoting such tokens. It seems that somewhere in the White House there was already a plan for the launch of "BidenBonk" or "KamalaKoin" or "KamalaKoin."

And the reason is quite concrete: memes-coins with the name Trump in the name ($TRUMP, $MELANIA) have already brought millions to creators, and this has raised a lot of questions - from ethics to possible insider trading. So now they have decided to make sure in advance, so that the political elite will not be attracted to the crypto charlatan in their spare time.