Editor’s note: This article, originally published May 10, has been updated May 12 with news that the Trump meme coin contest has ended. You've read of free articles. Subscribe to continue.

Since the meme has taken off, “shut up and take my money” has become omnipresent. It has taken on a life of its own, resulting in countless hilarious memes. The internet’s fondness of the ...

The overwhelming majority of $TRUMP investors may have lost their money on the president’s meme coin, but James Carville has another suggestion for how the ...

Meme stocks like GameStop took ... it's a race against the clock. Its free cash flow was negative $1.5 billion in the first quarter ... Looking to turn some of that extra free time into money, ...

will launch its own meme token launchpad, SpringBoard. Memes are already present on Binance Smart Chain, but the new platform ...

Meme stocks may make you rich, but here's why your money is better off invested elsewhere. Updated Thu, Jan 23 2025 Elizabeth Gravier Editor & Senior Reporter, CNBC Select ...

But the cryptocurrency launched late last year by viral phenom Hailey Welch was a perfect example of how so-called meme coins often ... is already delivering on its promises to chill out on ...

When social media star Hailey Welch, also known as the “Hawk Tuah girl,” announced her own cryptocurrency meme ... money. It soon turned into disaster when it crashed just hours after its ...

Days before he was inaugurated for a second term, President Trump launched a meme coin brandishing the ... the coin to surge over 50% and boosted its total market value to $2.7 billion, NBC ...

The term has become more broad to include more companies, but the original meme stocks still remain troubling. While the company reported declining revenue, it’s worse due to a $32.3 million net ...

In a May 8 episode of his podcast Politics War Room, Carville and co-host Al Hunt discussed the president’s ill-fated meme coin, which lost money for approximately 764,000 of its investors while ...