April 4, 2025
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  1. Trump Dismisses DOGE, Calls Out Democrats as ‘Lunatics’

 

Former President Donald Trump has taken aim at Dogecoin (DOGE) while launching an attack on Democrats, declaring that the popular cryptocurrency “has nothing to do with the Constitution.” Speaking at a recent rally, Trump criticized what he described as “lunatic” Democratic policies and linked them to broader economic instability, including the rise of meme coins like DOGE.

 

Trump, who has been critical of cryptocurrencies in the past, doubled down on his stance, arguing that digital currencies lack intrinsic value and pose risks to the financial system. “They talk about these things like they matter, but Dogecoin—what does it have to do with the Constitution? Nothing!” he said, dismissing its legitimacy.

 

His remarks come as the cryptocurrency market continues to fluctuate, with DOGE maintaining its status as a popular but volatile asset. While some Republican figures have embraced crypto, Trump has consistently expressed skepticism, preferring traditional financial systems.

 

Beyond his critique of DOGE, Trump also used the rally to attack his Democratic rivals, labeling their economic policies as dangerous and misguided. He argued that the Biden administration’s handling of inflation and regulatory policies has fueled uncertainty in both traditional and digital markets.

 

Trump’s comments sparked reactions across social media, with some supporters echoing his skepticism about crypto, while others argued that digital assets could play a role in future financial systems. As the 2024 election cycle heats up, crypto regulation and economic policy are likely to remain key points o

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