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By Bruce Buterin
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What the Poll Actually Found. The survey covered 1,166 U.S. adults, polled between August 14 and 17, with a margin of error of 3…
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$1.4 Billion and the Meme Coin Question. The raw numbers behind the controversy are hard to ignore.
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The Clarity Act Heads to a Senate Vote. All of this is landing right as Congress is actively negotiating the Clarity Act.
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A new Reuters/Ipsos poll dropped this week, and the numbers aren't pretty for the White House.
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That's not a fringe view. It's a majority.
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The survey covered 1,166 U.S. adults, polled between August 14 and 17, with a margin of error of 3 percentage points. And the concern goes well beyond crypto.
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Two-thirds of independents feel that way. Most Democrats do too. But here's the part that probably stings the most inside the Republican Party: roughly half of GOP respondents…
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Republicans aren't fully on board with the ethics criticism, though. About 70% of Republican respondents said they think the family's crypto activities are appropriate.
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It's murky territory, and the poll doesn't fully resolve it.
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The raw numbers behind the controversy are hard to ignore. Financial disclosures filed earlier this year show Trump's crypto ventures — specifically World Liberty Financial and a…
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Democrats moved fast. Senator Kirsten Gillibrand put forward a proposal to ban elected officials from launching meme coins outright.
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The White House pushed back. Spokeswoman Anna Kelly said there are no conflicts of interest.
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Read also: Trump Urges Swift Passage of Clarity Act at White House Crypto Summit
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The gap between "we're not doing anything wrong" and "63% of the country thinks you are" is pretty wide. And the financial disclosure numbers — $1.
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All of this is landing right as Congress is actively negotiating the Clarity Act. The legislation is specifically aimed at limiting presidential crypto activities, and it's…
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