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Senator Seeks Trump Ban on Cryptocurrencies as 63% in Poll Find His Earnings Inappropriate

U.S. Senator Kirsten Gillibrand (D-NY) is pushing for a legally enforceable ban to prevent presidents, their spouses, and senior officials from issuing, promoting, or profiting from cryptocurrencies while in office. She has made this ethics provision a condition for her support of the broader Digital Asset Market Clarity Act, a bipartisan crypto regulatory bill. Gillibrand argues that without a strong ban, the legislation would permit self-enrichment. Her push follows a Reuters/Ipsos poll showing 63% of American adults find former President Trump's cryptocurrency earnings inappropriate. Trump's 2025 financial disclosure reported over $1.4 billion in crypto-related income, largely from the "Trump" meme coin and World Liberty Financial. The poll also indicated 69% believe Trump allows private business interests to influence his presidential decisions. Gillibrand's initial focus was on officials issuing or promoting digital assets, but her latest position explicitly includes profiting from them, citing concerns over financial conflicts of interest. The ethics debate is now central to the Senate fight over the CLARITY Act, with several Democrats calling for stronger provisions on consumer protection, illicit finance, and market integrity. Critics say the current bill has enforcement gaps. The CLARITY Act faces a key procedural vote on September 15th, requiring 60 votes to advance. With 53 Republican seats, supporters will need votes from at least seven Democrats or independents if all Republicans support it. Gillibrand stated she will not vote to give any president a "taxpayer-backed license to cash in on the office."

cryptonews.ru9h ago

Senator Seeks Trump Ban on Cryptocurrencies as 63% in Poll Find His Earnings Inappropriate

cryptonews.ru9h ago

Hacker Leaks GTA6 and Launches a Token: Leaked Videos Become Ad Space for $CYBERLEEK, Must Buy Tokens to Vote for Next Clip

A hacker group called "CyberLeek" has leaked gameplay footage of the highly anticipated video game *GTA 6*, which is slated for release in 2026. Simultaneously, the group launched a meme token, $CYBERLEEK, on Solana. The leaks, which include maps and gameplay clips, are heavily watermarked with advertisements urging viewers to buy the token. Investigations of blockchain data reveal that the token was created and funded from a single wallet approximately eight hours before the first leak was released, suggesting a coordinated plan. The group has implemented a voting system where token holders can "vote" for the next type of content to be leaked by sending $CYBERLEEK tokens to a designated wallet—a process that permanently transfers the tokens to the hackers. This creates a self-sustaining cycle where interest in the leaks drives token purchases. Financially, the operation involved minimal upfront costs (less than $3,500 in out-of-pocket expenses) but generated significant revenue. On its first day, the token saw $15 million in trading volume, netting the creators an estimated $30,000 from transaction fees alone. While the group later burned a large portion of its developer-held tokens (worth over $1 million) to build trust, the fee-generating mechanism remains intact. The game's publisher, Take-Two Interactive, has initiated legal proceedings to identify the hackers. Despite this, the case demonstrates a new model where leaked intellectual property is used as leverage to promote and profit from a cryptocurrency, with meme token markets serving as an additional revenue stream.

marsbit18h ago

Hacker Leaks GTA6 and Launches a Token: Leaked Videos Become Ad Space for $CYBERLEEK, Must Buy Tokens to Vote for Next Clip

marsbit18h ago

BONK Crypto Treasury Company Has Only $2.14 Million Cash Left, 70% of Revenue Comes from Founder's Own Platform

BONK Inc. (BNKK), the NASDAQ-listed company associated with the Solana meme coin BONK, reported stark financials for the first half of the year. While revenue skyrocketed 6,218% year-over-year to $5.5 million, the company posted a net loss of $7.88 million and its cash reserves plummeted to just $214,000. Its auditors issued a "going concern" warning, citing cumulative losses of $191.4 million, negative operating cash flow, and critically low liquidity. A critical detail is that $3.92 million, or 71%, of its revenue came from an "affiliate revenue share" with LetsBonk.fun, a meme coin launchpad. This platform is linked to founder Mitchell Rudy, whose entity, Lucky Dog Holdings, beneficially owns approximately 40.2% of common stock and all C Series preferred shares. These preferred shares grant the holder the right to elect half of the company's board. The company's financial structure is further intertwined with Rudy; it sold $50 million worth of stock to his entities, accepting payment in BONK tokens. Fluctuations in the value of these and other held digital assets led to an $8.17 million unrealized loss, the primary driver of the net loss. With operating cash outflows of $4.17 million for the half-year, the remaining cash covers roughly nine days of operations at the current burn rate, highlighting severe financial strain despite top-line growth.

marsbit08/19 10:08

BONK Crypto Treasury Company Has Only $2.14 Million Cash Left, 70% of Revenue Comes from Founder's Own Platform

marsbit08/19 10:08

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