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“I love these socks! What’s with these socks? I’m trying to stay focused, but I’m gonna ask for the VP’s socks,” Trump said to reporters laughingly admiring Vice President J.D. Vance’s flashy shamrock ...

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The FTC could assert that authority over meme coin projects that market the meme coins with misleading claims or omissions that materially misrepresent its features, risks, or investment potential.

The AI meme coins are still leading even as they are experiencing a significant downturn. Their market capitalization has decreased by 20.3% over the last 24 hours, now standing at $4.91 billion.

Now, Vance himself has joined the conversation, posting a meme of his own in an apparent nod to the trend. But how did this all start? And why has the vice president’s face taken over social media?