The cryptocurrency market remains full of scams and risky investments as seen through the rise of more than 100 fake TRUMP meme coins. This market pattern ...

Donald Trump’s recently launched memecoin has sparked a wave of copycat tokens, with his official digital wallet receiving ...

The New York Times reports that Pearson and his team examined the coins with modern imaging technology ... “He was a figure thought to have been a fake and written off by the experts,” Pearson ...

The problem stems from the large variety of 10-rupee coins in circulation. More than 5 billion coins, worth over $775 million, have been minted since 2010. Rs. 10 coin have been issued both with ...

Ivanka Trump said Thursday a meme coin bearing her name is “fake” and likely poses risks to investors, as other tokens named after and promoted by her father, President Donald Trump ...

Raids in Serbia and North Macedonia found machines to make moulds and stamps for fake money and other equipment.

The Barron meme coin, although fake and unauthorised, is another example of how cryptocurrency, particularly in the meme coin sector, remains highly speculative and driven by the latest trends.

Among them, 61 paraded themselves as official “TRUMP” or “MELANIA” coins through their ticker ... These tokens represent a sample size of the mass of fake tokens entering the market.