Dinner #TRUMP coin: the main holders of the token will have dinner with the president at an exclusive event
President Donald Trump will host a private dinner at his golf club for the largest holders of the cryptocurrency $TRUMP, marking a new intersection of politics, cryptocurrencies, and community marketing.
The $TRUMP coin Dinner is now a reality. What started as speculation within crypto forums and channels was confirmed this week: the top 220 holders of the $TRUMP token —also known as Official Trump— will be able to attend an exclusive dinner with President Donald Trump at the Trump National Golf Club, scheduled for May 22.
The following program #FTX Shaquille O'Neal reaches a settlement in his FTX lawsuit, but the terms remain secret Shaquille O'Neal has reached a settlement in a lawsuit from FTX investors against celebrities who promoted the cryptocurrency exchange.
Shaquille O'Neal reaches a settlement in his FTX lawsuit, but the terms remain secret News Shaquille O'Neal has reached a settlement with investors claiming losses from the collapse of the FTX cryptocurrency exchange, according to a filing on April 23 in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Florida.
The amount of the settlement remains confidential, and the terms are expected to be revealed after the investors formally request preliminary approval from the court, according to court documents.
O'Neal and other celebrities and athletes were accused of promoting FTX and allegedly contributing to investors' losses by endorsing the now-bankrupt exchange.
#SECGuidance "SEC Guidance" refers to the guidance issued by the United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). This guidance is not strict rules, but interpretations or recommendations that help companies understand how to comply with financial laws and regulations.
How does it work?
Purpose: The SEC issues guidelines to clarify how existing laws should be applied in new or complex situations. For example, with emerging topics such as cryptocurrencies, cybersecurity, or environmental disclosures (ESG), the SEC may publish guidelines to inform companies what and how to report.
Not legally binding, but...: Although it is not mandatory to follow this guidance as if it were a law, many companies do because:
The SEC can use that guidance as a basis for audits or sanctions.
Ignoring it may be considered negligent in an investigation.
Types of Guidance:
Interpretative Releases: Explain how the SEC interprets certain laws.
Staff Accounting Bulletins (SABs): Accounting guidelines issued by SEC staff.
No-Action Letters: Responses to companies that ask whether a specific action would violate a rule.
Compliance and Disclosure Interpretations (CDIs): Frequently asked questions about financial disclosure and compliance.
Practical application: Companies use it to ensure that their financial reports, risk disclosures, or quarterly/annual reports are in line with SEC expectations and avoid penalties.
If you want a real example of specific guidance (for instance, on cryptocurrencies or cybersecurity), I can show you that too. Are you interested in any?
the truth is that since I am just starting I wanted to first see and learn, before putting in more money
Daniel-Santos9412
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Man, I will be very honest with you, with that capital I don't think you'll earn practically anything... sorry if I'm being realistic but I'm speaking the truth... I invite you to follow me
Trump needs to pay the upcoming debt of approximately 3 trillion dollars, another economic bomb is expected in June
JWL
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Bullish
Tariffs and Panic
What a shame to be carried away by emotions. Analyze data, evaluate strategies.
Economically, #TRUMP is right and will achieve its goals. The self-inflicted market declines were necessary because the previous administration had inflated the markets to win the elections.