Sam Fenwick
speaker
1,068 appearances
10 recordings
2 series
first heard Feb 2026
last heard 2d ago
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Cast your mind back to January 2025, a cold night in Washington, D.C., and preparations underway to welcome a new president.
Three days before he took office, Donald Trump posted that he had a meme coin.
A meme coin is a cryptocurrency built around a joke, an internet meme, something out of pop culture, whatever's going around that week.
There's no company behind it, no product, no promise anyone has to keep.
Just a name, a picture and a price.
On the 1st of July this year, the President's annual financial disclosure was published.
927 pages of it.
It showed more than $1.4 billion in income last year from cryptocurrency.
$635 million of it in royalties from a company called Celebration Coins.
thought to be the entity behind the coin he launched three days before he took office.
The White House says the president is not profiteering from the presidency.
His businesses are held in a trust run by his sons, and he isn't the subject of federal conflict of interest laws.
So when you buy one of these coins, where does your money actually go?
First, let's find out how the coins get made.
Carol Alexander is a professor of finance at the University of Sussex in the UK.
She wanted to know how hard it actually is, so she tried it.
Now, Carol didn't launch her new Bellingham coin, but if she had, here's what happens next.
Can anyone make a meme coin?
Is there any vetting?
Is there any regulation behind it?
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