Trump's latest financial disclosure shows that crypto is becoming part of mainstream politics.
A large share of the reported crypto income came from $TRUMP memecoin royalties and token sales, showing that creators can earn significant revenue even when token holders see losses.
The bigger discussion is not just the amount earned, but how these tokens work and whether there should be stronger rules when public figures are involved.
I see it as another reminder that a token's success for its creators does not always mean success for investors.
Omniston is a liquidity aggregation protocol for swaps on the $Ton blockchain and cross-chain transactions. Instead of using a single liquidity source, it checks multiple connected liquidity providers and returns the best available quote for a swap.
It works using a Request for Quote (RFQ) system. When a user requests a swap, liquidity providers and resolvers send back quotes. The user then selects the best quote, and the transaction is processed.
For swaps on the same blockchain, Omniston uses swap settlement. For cross-chain swaps, it uses order settlement with Hash Time-Locked Contracts (HTLCs) to ensure the transaction is completed securely or rolled back if necessary.
By using resolvers to provide liquidity on the destination chain, Omniston makes cross-chain swaps easier and removes the need for users to manage liquidity across different blockchains.
Remember to do your own research (https://docs.ston.fi/developer-section/omniston)
$ORDI was the first major token built with the Bitcoin Ordinals protocol, making it one of the biggest names in the Bitcoin ecosystem.
I remember it became popular by showing that Bitcoin could support digital collectables and tokens, not just payments.
After weeks of moving sideways, $ORDI has broken above the 200-day moving average and is trading around $3.90 and, RSI has climbed to about 62, showing stronger buying interest, and the recent price jump suggests traders are paying attention again.
The next challenge is $ORDI holding above this breakout level and turning it into support.
$XAUT is backed by physical gold, so its price usually moves with the gold market. As gold prices surged over the past year, $XAUT also climbed strongly, reaching a high near $5,600.
Now trading around $3,980, the token has been pulling back for several weeks.
RSI is around 36, and MACD remains negative, showing that momentum is still weak. The decline may be due to investors taking profits after gold's strong run, but $XAUT remains a popular choice for traders like me who want exposure to gold through crypto.
$LAB has been one of the best performing AI related tokens this year, rising from below $1 to a high near $27 before pulling back.
The strong move was likely because of the growing interest in AI projects across the crypto market.
Price is now trading around $13.38 and appears to be stabilizing after the pump. RSI is around 56, showing steady momentum, while MACD remains positive.
I am watching to see if $LAB can hold this level and build strength for its next move.
$ALICE is one of the older GameFi and metaverse tokens, powering the blockchain game My Neighbour Alice. The project gained massive attention during the 2021 metaverse boom, when investors were heavily backing virtual land, digital ownership, and play to earn gaming.
After years of declining interest in the metaverse sector, $ALICE fell sharply from its previous highs and spent much of the past year trading under pressure.
However, recent strength in gaming and AI related crypto narratives has brought renewed attention to smaller gaming tokens.
Price has recovered from the recent low near $0.093 and is now trading around $0.123, while RSI has climbed to 58 and MACD has turned positive, showing improving momentum.
The next major area to watch is around $0.14, where the 200-day moving average sits and could act as resistance.