President Trump, a crypto skeptic in his first term, touted the United States as a "bitcoin superpower" at the Blockworks Digital Asset Summit in New York City last week. But his second administration's embrace of crypto, and its shift toward deregulation, comes as the number of scams is set to increase.

Introduction As cryptocurrency adoption continues to rise, so do the sophisticated scams targeting investors and traders. Fraudsters are employing advanced tactics to deceive individuals, often exploiting trusted platforms like YouTube,

President Donald Trump’s crypto project World Liberty Financial said it plans to launch a stablecoin redeemable one-for-one with the dollar, an announcement that comes as his administration throws its support behind the digital tokens that underpin most crypto transactions.