In recent news, fluctuations continue in the cryptocurrency market, with a specific focus on the unconventional launch of a Trump-themed coin. Many doubt the legality of featuring a living person on US mint coins, sparking significant debate, considering US money traditionally doesn't feature living people. Despite this, the controversy did fuel interest in the coin, leading to noteworthy revenue generation.
While some sporadic memorabilia collectors pay hefty sums for quarters, the US has decided to stop minting pennies, leading to renewed interest in coin collecting. In other news, a Missouri man was accused of murder, which seemingly has no direct tie to the crypto market. Still, it's a point of interest for those keeping up with national news.
Another exciting development is the finding of gold and silver coins valued at one million dollars off Florida's 'Treasure Coast'. Crypto investing varies widely, with some wallets profiting heavily from Trump's meme coin, while others record losses. The actions of the US, including the potential creation of a national Bitcoin reserve, suggest a pro-crypto sentiment. This stance is mirrored by a new program in an unnamed state that rewards people with $12,000 in crypto.
Lastly, concerns rise over potential scams, like the Fake DeepSeek coin, calling for more scrutiny before investing in the ever-volatile crypto market.
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