Last week’s Executive Order on digital financial technology cut a decisive path and set the course for U.S. crypto policy to be put into law. For many, it offers trust.

President Donald Trump’s inaugural committee received millions of dollars in donations from firms in the cryptocurrency industry that’s already seeing special attention from his administration, disclosures filed with the Senate Office of Public Records show.

Tech titans Amazon and Meta each contributed $1 million to Trump’s inaugural committee. The companies’ respective founders, Jeff Bezos and Mark Zuckerberg, have publicly cozied up to Trump in recent months and attended his inauguration at the Capitol. The Biden administration led antitrust lawsuits against both companies.

Truth Social parent Trump Media and Technology Group said on Wednesday its board of directors has approved the launch of a financial services and FinTech brand Truth.Fi, sending shares of the firm up over 11% in early trading.

Trump Media and Technology Group (DJT), the parent company of Truth Social, is diving into the crypto world with the launch of Truth.Fi, a

Trump Media says the president's company will expand into various investment products and areas of unregulated "decentralized finance," it announced Wednesday.