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According to TechFlow's report, just yesterday (April 26), Democratic Senator Jon Ossoff from Georgia publicly criticized Trump during a meeting: the President turned the dinner with Meme coin investors into a 'paid meet-and-greet', and this behavior has become severe enough to warrant impeachment.

In simple terms:
What did Trump do? He sent invitations to major holders of his Meme coin 'Trump Coin', promising that the first 220 holders could attend a private dinner, and the top 25 could even tour the White House. As soon as the news broke, the coin soared 60% within 24 hours.

Why is the senator angry?
Ossoff believes this is clearly 'selling positions'—exchanging political privileges for investors' money. He said: 'This is not just a simple conflict of interest, but directly pricing the presidential position!'

What is the likelihood of impeachment?
Although Democratic lawmakers are outraged, the reality is that the Republicans control the House of Representatives, making it impossible to initiate impeachment proceedings; it feels more like a political outcry.

This is not the first time Trump has stirred controversy over cryptocurrency.

Previously, his 'Trump Coin' was questioned as a tool for 'screwing over investors', with its price plummeting 82% from its peak, leaving 200,000 retail investors with nothing.

This dinner incident is just a more blatant example of 'monetizing power'.

This old guy is really unreliable.

The Sino-US trade war has gotten bigger again! Trump said "we've almost done the talks", and China directly responded: That's not the case!

US President Trump recently said that China and the United States are working hard to resolve the tariff increase dispute, and also hinted that tariffs on Chinese goods will be significantly reduced.

But China immediately poured cold water on it, and the spokespersons of the Ministry of Commerce and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs said in unison: "Don't spread rumors! We haven't even started talking!"

Trump's operation is a bit "schizophrenic" - he shouts for negotiations, but he is still adding tariffs.

He recently said that he would reduce the tariffs on Chinese goods from 145% to 50%, but Finance Minister Bessant changed his words and said "there is no such plan"

What's even funnier is that just as Trump said he wanted "friendly negotiations", 12 US states formed a group to sue him for violating the constitution, saying that the president has no power to increase taxes himself

China's attitude is very tough: we can talk, but all unilateral taxes must be cancelled!

The spokesperson of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs said directly: "Want to fight? We will fight to the end! Want to talk? The door is always open!"

Now the market is confused, the stock market is like a roller coaster, and analysts say: "When these two giants fight, the global economy will have to shake."

The worst hit are American companies. Boeing aircraft were cancelled by China, beef could not be sold, and natural gas was piled up in ports.

On the other hand, China's domestically produced large aircraft C909 began to fly to Vietnam, Southeast Asian buyers lined up at the Canton Fair, and Brazilian soybeans took the opportunity to fill the vacancy in the United States.

This trade war is like two children quarreling: one shouted "I want to hit you", and the other replied "Come if you can".

In the end, the people of the two countries may suffer - American consumers have to pay for the price increase, and Chinese export companies are also gritting their teeth and bearing it.

Now the trend of SOL is like building blocks; every time a layer is added, the bottom is raised a little. If you are holding a long position, it’s like continuously reinforcing the bottom of the blocks—every time the price rises a bit, you move your stop-loss up a little. This way, even if the price suddenly pulls back, you won't be stuck halfway up the mountain, but instead can preserve the profits you've made.

Small coins suddenly become popular! Dogecoin, Shiba Inu, and Cardano are collectively skyrocketing. Can ordinary people seize the opportunity?

Recently, the cryptocurrency market has exploded again! Dogecoin and Shiba Inu, which were originally referred to as "meme coins," have suddenly soared like rockets. It's like a once-quiet vegetable market suddenly being packed with people scrambling to buy; even the seasoned investors are saying they can't understand what's happening.

1. Dogecoin: Is Musk's endorsement back in action?

The price surged from $0.1 at the beginning of the year to $0.18, with a single-day trading volume hitting 21 "small goals." Although there haven't been any new technological breakthroughs, the global trading volume has skyrocketed by 64%!

I've heard that Tesla is researching using Dogecoin for merchandise; if that can be realized, it might really surge again.

But be careful; if one day Musk stops making noise, the price might just plummet.

2. Shiba Inu: Burning money for the future?

This coin recently made a big move—launching a new system to make transactions lightning-fast, and it promised to burn $40 million worth of tokens every month.

Now the price has jumped to $0.000013, with some calling for a 500% increase. But don’t celebrate too early; the total supply of this coin is massive, and the whales hold a lot of chips, ready to crash the price at any moment.

3. Cardano: A comeback for the tech geeks?

This project, known as "Blockchain 3.0," has quietly increased by 6%, breaking the $0.7 barrier.

They developed a new technology called "Proof of Stake," which consumes 99% less energy than Bitcoin; even the United Nations is using it for carbon-neutral payments. But be cautious; currently, 75% of the large holders are secretly selling off to reallocate.

4. What should ordinary people do?

1. Don’t just focus on the rise: These coins are like trendy milk tea shops; a long line doesn’t mean they taste good.

2. Control your position: Invest a small amount to test the waters; never bet your entire fortune.

3. Keep a close eye on news: Musk's tweets, new listings on exchanges, and policy changes could all trigger tremors.

4. Observe long-term: The ones that truly survive must have actual utility.

Regarding the question of whether Elon Musk will leave Dogecoin in May 2025, the following points need to be clarified:

1. Musk is leaving a government agency, which is unrelated to cryptocurrency.

Musk announced his resignation as the head of the U.S. Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), a temporary agency established by the Trump administration to cut costs. The 'DOGE' in the name is an abbreviation, which coincidentally shares the same name as Dogecoin's abbreviation, DOGE, but the two are entirely unrelated.

The reason for his resignation is due to term limits and hindered reforms.

2. Musk's involvement with Dogecoin continues.

Currently, there is no evidence that Musk plans to abandon Dogecoin in May 2025. On the contrary, he has recently been promoting Dogecoin-related collaborations and has repeatedly publicly supported its positioning as a 'payment tool.'

In April 2025, Musk clearly stated at a town hall meeting that 'the government will not use Dogecoin,' but this only pertains to the functions of the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) and is unrelated to cryptocurrency.

3. The root of the market misunderstanding: confusion caused by the name abbreviation.

The abbreviation for Dogecoin (DOGE) and the U.S. Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) being the same has led to confusion among some media and investors.

For example, in February 2025, someone placed the Dogecoin mascot on the Department of Government Efficiency's official website, causing a short-term price spike, but there was no actual change in policy.

4. The relationship between Dogecoin's future and Musk.

Musk still has influence over Dogecoin, but the market is gradually becoming 'de-Musked.'

For instance, in March 2025, Dogecoin's price was able to rebound after Musk's negative remarks, indicating that community and fundamental support is strengthening.

If Musk were to completely exit, it might trigger short-term volatility, but in the long term, it could lead Dogecoin to rely more on technological development and community ecology rather than personal endorsement.

Summary

Musk will not leave Dogecoin (DOGE) in May 2025; he is resigning from an administrative position that shares a name with the U.S. Department of Government Efficiency.

The similarity in names is purely coincidental, and there is no actual business connection. The future of Dogecoin depends on technological upgrades, community activity, and regulatory policies, rather than on a single individual.

【Early Morning Stunning Reversal! Trump Delivers Three Major Gifts, Global Markets Go Wild】

At three, four, and five in the morning, on the other side of the world, Trump issued three executive orders, directly sending the US stock market and the cryptocurrency sector soaring! Dow futures skyrocketed by 500 points, Bitcoin surged by 10%, even Wall Street veterans exclaimed "I've never seen this before!"

How explosive is this operation?

1️⃣ Trade War Ceasefire: US Treasury Secretary Yellen suddenly relented, saying the tariff drama with China can't continue.

2️⃣ Tariff Gift Package: Trump personally stated "145% tariffs are too high," promising a significant reduction, and told China "let's cooperate happily."

3️⃣ Powell's Lifeline: Although he criticized the Federal Reserve for slow interest rate cuts, he clearly stated he wouldn't fire Powell.

4️⃣ Surprise Coming: Three days later, a peace plan for Russia and Ukraine will be unveiled, turning the geopolitical minefield into a sunny day.

The market suddenly woke up:
It turns out those scary US debt crises and Eastern countermeasures were all smoke and mirrors! Ever since Trump signed the chip ban, everyone thought trouble was coming, but unexpectedly, there's a 180° turnaround...

Veteran Insight:
Trump's "high open, low close" strategy has a history—last year when the tariff stick was waved, the Dow plummeted by 600 points;

Then he quickly announced a pause on tax increases, and the market immediately rebounded by 5%. This script is practically a replica!

But this time there's a new twist:
The cryptocurrency sector's 24-hour trading volume broke records, even Dogecoin joined the celebration.

It seems the market has figured out the pattern: the more extreme pressure Trump exerts, the more he ends up delivering good news to stabilize the market. This time, the fear index VIX plummeted by 15%, with shorts collectively getting liquidated.

Expert Reminder:
Although there's a short-term celebration, don't celebrate too early. Trump's "Art of the Deal" has always been a cycle of "giving candy - threatening - giving candy again."

However, for the retail investors, this rollercoaster at least provided an important lesson—Trump's tariff stick often hits harder, but also retracts faster!

Trump has suddenly changed his tune! He admits that the 145% tariffs on China are too high and says they will "drop significantly".

Just when the China-U.S. trade war was heating up, U.S. President Trump made a sudden 180-degree turn. On April 22, he clearly stated at the White House: "The 145% tariffs on Chinese goods are indeed too high now, and they will definitely drop significantly in the future, but they will not drop to zero."

This statement has relieved global markets. On the same day, U.S. Treasury Secretary Mnuchin also said in a closed-door meeting that the China-U.S. trade war "can't go on" and that it is expected to cool down soon. When the news broke, the three major U.S. stock indices surged over 2.5%, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average rising more than 700 points. (

A few key points:

How exaggerated is the current tariff situation?

Currently, the tariffs imposed by the U.S. on some Chinese goods have reached as high as 245%. For example, the tax on a Chinese-made smartphone entering the U.S. may be more expensive than the phone itself. Trump himself said: "It used to be zero tariffs, but China 'played' us, and now 145% is too high."

Why the change of heart?

American consumers and businesses are struggling to cope:
90% of wedding dresses, 75% of toys, and most car safety seats in the U.S. come from China, and the tariffs have led to skyrocketing prices in the U.S.

The stock market is falling daily:
Just after Trump criticized the Federal Reserve, the U.S. stock market experienced a "Black Monday," with all three major indices dropping over 2%.

Allies are not rallying around:
Japan and India just concluded talks and found "no progress," while Vietnam is secretly preparing for negotiations to avoid being affected.

How does China respond?

A spokesperson for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs directly stated: "Negotiation is fine, but don't threaten while negotiating!"

The implication is: if you want to negotiate, do it properly; don’t threaten with tariffs while claiming to want an agreement.

What will happen next?

Although Trump said he would reduce tariffs, the China-U.S. negotiations have not formally started yet. Moreover, Trump has kept a backup plan: "Even if an agreement is reached, the U.S. will set the rules!"

Experts analyze that this may just be a smokescreen for the election, and whether a real negotiation will happen depends on future actions.

In simple terms:
Trump is now being pressured by economic challenges to soften his stance, but the trade tug-of-war between China and the U.S. is far from over.

It's like two boxers who are both bruised and battered, temporarily stopping to catch their breath, but neither has declared defeat.