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President Donald Trump has put his 52% share of DJT in a trust controlled by his son Donald Jr. according to a December Securities and Exchange Commission filing.
With Bitcoin's (CRYPTO: BTC) price hovering near its all-time highs and almost tocuching the $112,000 level, there are a few scenarios for what the king of cryptocurrencies might do next. The most obvious possibility for Bitcoin over the coming days,
In July 2024, the Bitcoin 2024 Conference in Nashville, Tennessee formed the basis for snap downside in early August which took BTC/USD down 30% from $70,000 to $49,000. Now, with the same event getting underway for 2025, some wondered whether the market would experience an unwelcome sense of deja-vu.
Bitcoin started the week higher in what some prominent industry voices are flagging as a sign that BTC may be starting to act as a safe haven asset.
Most people buy Bitcoin on a retail exchange, hold it in a wallet (if they’re lucky), and trigger capital gains every time they sell. Not so in a retirement account. Using a self-directed IRA, either Roth or Traditional, investors can allocate part of their portfolio to Bitcoin, sheltered from tax consequences.