ConstitutionDAO | PEOPLE
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2 Jul 2025, 08:03
Tax breaks for chipmakers building in the US just got a major upgrade after the Senate passed Donald Trump’s latest bill on Tuesday. The legislation bumps tax credits for semiconductor manufacturing from 25% to 35%, giving companies like Intel, Micron, and Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company a bigger reason to set up new plants across American soil. The goal, according to CNBC , is to pull more of the world’s advanced chip production away from Asia and get it done at home before a 2026 deadline kicks in. This is Trump’s attempt to pile more weight behind domestic chipmaking after earlier efforts like the 2022 CHIPS and Science Act, which had offered $39 billion in grants and $75 billion in loans. His latest bill offers a more aggressive incentive: bigger long-term tax breaks instead of temporary handouts. A draft version of the bill had included a 30% credit, but the final version passed Tuesday pushes it to 35%, giving semiconductor companies even more breathing room for costly US projects. House Republicans threaten to block Senate bill Despite getting through the Senate, the fight isn’t over. Trump’s bill now faces a new round in the House of Representatives, which passed its own version of the bill last month. Trump wants final approval by July 4, but that deadline might not hold up. Speaker Mike Johnson is facing resistance from his own party, and with the vote margins razor-thin, he can’t afford to lose more than three Republicans if every member shows up. Andy Ogles, a Republican from Tennessee, said Tuesday on X, “I don’t work for the Senate parliamentarian. I work for the PEOPLE.” He called the Senate bill a “dud” and has already submitted an amendment to swap it with the House’s version. Ralph Norman, another Republican from South Carolina, is also opposing the Senate’s text. Thomas Massie of Kentucky and Warren Davidson of Ohio, who both voted against the earlier House version in May, are expected to vote no again. Andy Harris, a Republican from Maryland who chairs the House Freedom Caucus, didn’t vote for or against the bill last time. He just voted “present,” which gives no clear signal where he stands now. But if Johnson loses more than three Republican votes, the bill doesn’t pass, and the 35% credit never becomes law. Trump rejects Biden’s chip policy and pushes tariffs instead While Trump is trying to boost US fabs with tax incentives, he’s also gunning for Biden’s CHIPS Act, which focused more on giving out grants. Earlier this year, Trump called for that entire law to be repealed. Republican lawmakers haven’t moved on that demand, but Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick confirmed last month that the administration is in the middle of renegotiating some of the grant terms from Biden’s version. Trump’s approach skips the handouts and leans hard on tariffs. His administration has launched an investigation into semiconductor imports, which could lead to new duties on foreign chip technology. That adds more pressure on companies that don’t want to deal with unpredictable trade costs. Instead, they’re now speeding up construction in the US to avoid that whole mess. Major names like TSMC , Nvidia, Micron, and GlobalFoundries have already ramped up US projects in recent months. They want to make sure they’re in position to claim the credits before the 2026 deadline passes. Companies that miss that window don’t get the deal. The Senate passed the bill with Vice President JD Vance breaking a 50-50 tie. But Johnson’s real challenge now is keeping his party together in the House. No Democrats are expected to support the bill, and with Republican objections growing, the odds are getting tighter by the hour. Trump is demanding the House push the bill through before Independence Day, but the numbers don’t lie—if even four Republicans vote no, the bill dies. Cryptopolitan Academy: Tired of market swings? Learn how DeFi can help you build steady passive income. Register Now
28 Jun 2025, 10:51
Political-themed memecoins are a hot trend, blending crypto hype with election fever and internet humor. These “ PolitiFi ” tokens often surge around political events or viral moments. The top being TRUMP and MELANIA but we will be looking at some high profile different memecoins. Below we spotlight five political meme coins to watch in June 2025, each chosen for its active community and market interest. The list is sorted in no particular order, and all metrics are drawn from CoinMarketCap. Patriot (PATRIOT) Unit Price: $0.0005374 Market Cap: $5.37M Volume (24H): $435.12K Patriot is a Trump-themed meme token on Ethereum. According to CoinMarketCap, it’s marketed as honoring Donald J. Trump’s legacy – the project even plans a bronze statue in his honor. Currently $PATRIOT trades around $0.0005374, with about $5.4 million in market cap and all 10 billion tokens in circulation. Remarkably, Patriot spiked to an all-time high of $274.42 on April 25, 2025 (immediately after Trump’s inauguration) before crashing to microcent levels. (This reflects essentially a 100% drawdown from peak.) Its current price is roughly ~99.999% below that high. Performance Recap: ATH $274.42 (Apr 25, 2025); ATL $0.0002597 (Apr 7, 2025). Pwease (PWEASE) Unit Price: $0.005648 Market Cap: $5.64M Volume (24H): $3.56M Pwease is a Solana-based political meme coin known for its catchy, polite name. It’s embraced by a strong community – in fact its tagline is literally “YOU SHOULDA SAID PWEASE” . As of late June 2025, $PWEASE trades near $0.00565 with about $5.6 million in market cap and $3.56 million in 24-hour volume. Notably, Pwease rocketed from near-zero to an all-time high of $0.05455 on March 15, 2025 before correcting sharply. Its current price is roughly −90% off that peak. (The all-time low was ~$0.00002631 on Mar 3, 2025.) Continued social media buzz could drive future moves, but the high volatility is clear. Performance Recap: ATH $0.05455 (Mar 15, 2025); ATL $0.00002631 (Mar 3, 2025). ConstitutionDAO (PEOPLE) Unit Price: $0.01701 Market Cap: $86.10M Volume (24H): $15.51M ConstitutionDAO has a unique origin: it began as a grassroots crypto campaign to buy a copy of the U.S. Constitution. In late 2021, over 17,000 donors raised $40+ million in ETH to bid on the Constitution at a Sotheby’s auction. Although Ken Griffin ultimately won the auction and the DAO disbanded (refunding contributors), the PEOPLE token lives on as a political meme coin. Today it trades around $0.01701 with about $86 million market cap and ~$15.5 million 24h volume. ConstitutionDAO’s all-time high was $0.1852 on Dec 23, 2021, so current prices are roughly 90% below that level. Despite the drawdown, PEOPLE still has a large community (19,000+ holders) due to its viral origin story. Price Watch Points: ATH $0.1852 (Dec 23, 2021); ATL $0.0007099 (Nov 21, 2021). GOHOME (GOHOME) Unit Price: $243.86 Market Cap: $121.90M Volume (24H): $11.61M GOHOME is a Solana meme token born from a viral political moment. On Jan 21, 2025 (the day after President Trump’s inauguration), the White House briefly removed the Spanish-language page and displayed a “Go Home” message on its site. That glitch led to the $GOHOME meme, which humorously encourages telling unwelcome visitors “go home.” The team even jokes that $GOHOME should “pump to flip Bitcoin” (i.e. reach a price higher than 1 BTC). As of June 2025, GOHOME trades around $243.86 with ~$122 million market cap. It hit an all-time high of $368.82 on Mar 14, 2025, so current levels are about 34% below that peak. Its meteoric rise from pennies to hundreds of dollars underscores the speculative mania behind these tokens. Price Metrics: ATH $368.82 (Mar 14, 2025); ATL $0.002124 (Jan 21, 2025). Peanut the Squirrel (PNUT) Unit Price: $0.2095 Market Cap: $209.49M Volume (24H): $67.25M Peanut the Squirrel is a Solana-based meme coin dedicated to a viral internet squirrel story. The project’s slogan is “PEANUT FOREVER” and it rallies under the hashtag #JusticeForPeanut. In June 2025, PNUT trades around $0.2095 , giving it a market cap of roughly $209 million (one of the largest in the political memes category) and massive volume (~$67M/day). Last fall it exploded in popularity: Peanut’s all-time high was $2.47 on Nov 14, 2024. It has since retraced over 90% (all-time low ~$0.03396 on Nov 5, 2024). Still, the coin remains top-ranked by market cap, reflecting its strong community support. Price Highlights: ATH $2.47 (Nov 14, 2024); ATL $0.03396 (Nov 5, 2024). Final Thoughts Political memecoins are highly speculative and volatile. All the above projects saw meteoric pump-and-dump moves (as seen in their ATH vs. current prices) and rely mostly on social hype. Their popularity often spikes around real-world events – for instance, GOHOME around a White House meme and Peanut around a viral story. Despite (or because of) the craziness, these tokens have attracted significant market interest: for example, Peanut trades around a $209M market cap while Patriot is around $6M . That range shows just how mainstream some of these meme coins have become. Traders interested in the PolitiFi niche may keep a close eye on Patriot, PWEASE, ConstitutionDAO, GOHOME, and Peanut for any news-driven moves in June 2025. However, none of these coins have traditional fundamentals – they are purely community-driven memes. Investors should do their own research and be prepared for extreme swings. Sources: All market data (prices, market caps, volumes, supply, etc.) and descriptions are taken from CoinMarketCap’s pages for each token. Disclosure: This is not trading or investment advice. 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10 Jun 2025, 16:30
The U.K.'s financial services regulator, the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), appointed a deputy chief executive for the first time, naming Sarah Pritchard to the role as it looks to bolster its oversight of the crypto and digital assets industry. "The new role has been created to reflect the FCA’s expanding remit, with … regulation of stablecoin and crypto firms as well as buy now pay later activities," the FCA said on Tuesday. The country's regulatory regime trails that of the nearby European Union, which already has a transnational licensing framework in place with its Markets in Crypto Assets (MiCA) regulations. The FCA, which currently certifies that companies on its crypto register comply with anti-money laundering rules, is in the process of creating a more comprehensive regime for the sector. It has said it plans to start authorizing crypto firms along the lines of its approach to traditional finance companies by 2026 . Pritchard's role will include an international element, the FCA said. “The international environment is complex, our remit is growing and expectations of us continue to evolve," Ashley Alder, chair of the FCA, said. Pritchard was previously an executive director of the agency, helping with supervision and policy oversight. The FCA wants to work with the crypto industry to develop regulation for the sector , she said last year. Since then, it has circulated a number of discussion papers on digital assets and stablecoins for its regulatory program. She will work alongside CEO Nikhil Rathi, who was reappointed in April another five years , and David Geale, a permanent executive director for payments and digital finance.
28 May 2025, 03:21
Jack Dorsey’s financial services firm Block, Inc. will launch Bitcoin payments on Square, its payments processing arm, with a rollout to begin later this year before a full launch in 2026. The company announced the plan at the Bitcoin 2025 conference in Las Vegas on May 27, where Block demonstrated the feature at the BTC Inc. merchandise store. Merchants will be able to accept Bitcoin ( BTC ) payments through existing Square hardware using the Lightning Network, Bitcoin’s faster, lower-cost layer-2 scaling network. “Merchants can choose to hold the Bitcoin, or auto-convert it to fiat in real-time,” Dorsey said on X. The company said it expects to start rolling out in the second half of 2025, reaching all eligible Square sellers by 2026, subject to regulatory approvals. The move builds on Square’s existing Bitcoin Conversions feature that allows merchants to automatically convert sales to BTC. For consumers, payment is as simple as scanning a QR code, with Square handling the technicalities behind the scenes and Lightning enabling near-instant settlement. Source: Jack Dorsey “This is about economic empowerment for merchants who like to have options when it comes to accepting payments,” said Block’s Bitcoin Product Lead Miles Suter. Related: Jack Dorsey’s Block is ‘DCA’ing’ into Bitcoin every month The company added that, starting in May, it’s adding new privacy and security features to its self-custody BTC wallet Bitkey that it launched in late 2023, which are designed to make self-custody more accessible without traditional seed phrases. Stake n’ Shake slashes fees on BTC adoption Meanwhile, Dan Edwards, the operating chief of American fast food chain Stake n’ Shake, said on stage at Bitcoin 2025 that the firm has cut its payment processing fees in half by adopting Bitcoin payments. STEAK ‘N SHAKE CEO SAYS PEOPLE CAN NOW “PAY FOR YOUR FRANCHISE USING #BITCOIN ” WHAT A TIME TO BE ALIVE 🚀 pic.twitter.com/kTqHCazQDy — The Bitcoin Conference (@TheBitcoinConf) May 27, 2025 “Our experience so far with Bitcoin has been that it is faster than credit cards, and when customers choose to pay in Bitcoin instead of credit cards, we are saving about 50% in our processing fees,” Edwards said. “This means that Bitcoin is a win for the customer, a win for us, the merchant, and a win for you in the Bitcoin community.” On May 9, Stake n’ Shake announced that it will begin accepting Bitcoin as payment at all restaurant locations globally starting on May 16. Magazine: Bitcoin bears eye $69K, CZ denies WLF ‘fixer’ rumors: Hodler’s Digest
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