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US Treasury bans ESG funds from appearing in “Trump accounts”

Comparing news, the US Treasury banned ESG funds from appearing in “Trump accounts.” According to reports, regulations that restrict ESG funds from being included in Trump accounts go hand in hand with other regulations that ensure that account investment options are inexpensive to ensure that investors retain more funds. An ESG fund refers to a fund that not only considers the financial performance of an enterprise, but also incorporates the three types of environmental (environmental), social (social), and corporate governance (governance) factors into the screening criteria in investment decisions. ESG funds look not only at “whether the company can make money”, but also “whether the way the company makes money is sustainable and in line with social responsibility.” (Fox News)

2d ago

US Treasury Proposes Investment Rules for “Trump Accounts”

Comparative news. According to a report by Jin Shi, the US Treasury Department said that it has proposed formulating investment rules that are in line with common sense and low cost for the “Trump account.”

2d ago

Strategy Announces Joining the “Trump Account” Program

Comparative news, according to a Businesswire report, Bitcoin mining company Strategy (NASDAQ: MSTR, etc.) announced that it will join the US “Invest America Business Pledge” corporate commitment program and will provide long-term investment support for the children of eligible US employees through “Trump Accounts (Trump Accounts)”. Strategy said the company will pay $250 a year to each eligible employee's child under 18 to their Trump account, regardless of the year the child was born. For children born on or after January 1, 2025, the company will also make an additional one-time payment of 1,000 US dollars to match the initial funding provided by the US government. In the future, the program will be officially launched after the US Treasury issues the final implementation rules and the corporate payment mechanism is launched, and registration will be open to eligible employees. Strategy CEO Phong Le said the Trump account and Invest America program help build a stronger financial foundation for American children, and the company shares the plan's philosophy of cultivating the next generation's wealth management skills through long-term investment, financial education, and savings habits. Trump Accounts (Trump Accounts, also known as 530A) is a tax-deferred investment account launched by the US for children under 18. The funds are mainly invested in low-rate US index funds. Under the plan, children born between 2025 and 2028 will receive a one-time $1,000 seed funding from the US Treasury upon registration, and businesses can also make additional contributions if required by relevant tax laws. Joining the Invest America program this time also continues Strategy's long-standing asset holding philosophy. The company believes that long-term holding of assets with potential for appreciation is an important path to achieving financial security. Strategy is also currently one of the employers actively participating in the company's commitment program. This article is sponsored by GENG, Build Your Fortune on GENG (https://geng.one)

17d agoburnking

Robinhood CFO: July stock, options, and forecast market trading volume remained flat in the second quarter

Comparing news, Robinhood CFO Shiv Verma said during the earnings call that the average daily trading volume of stocks, options, and event contracts in July was basically the same as in the second quarter. The current net deposit amount for July is around $4 billion, not including deposits in Trump's account. Verma also revealed that 7 million children have signed up for Trump accounts, and since it launched in July, deposits have reached close to $1.5 billion.

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Trump has registered more than 7 million accounts, and the US Treasury Secretary called it the most successful launch project in the history of the administration

Comparing news, US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said that Trump Accounts (Trump Accounts) has become the most successful startup project in the history of the US government, and about 7 million children have now registered. Bezent revealed at the Financial Literacy and Education Committee meeting that the number of registrations for the project is a further increase from 6.5 million earlier this month. According to the US Treasury, early registration of Trump accounts has surpassed other digital platforms and financial products. Trump's account was officially launched on July 4, also known as the 530A account, and is open to all American children under 18 with a Social Security number. According to the plan, children born between 2025 and 2028 will receive a one-time initial deposit of $1000 from the US Treasury. Parents, guardians, grandparents, etc. can also deposit up to an additional $5,000 a year, and the funds will be invested in ETFs that track the performance of the S&P 500 index. Bessent said the project will help ordinary American households enter the capital market, create a new generation of shareholders, and enable families that have been excluded from Wall Street for a long time to participate in stock investment. Consulting agency McKinsey previously analyzed that with broad participation, the Trump account could accumulate about $80 billion to over $900 billion in assets for American children over the next ten years. However, the final scale depends on household participation rates, willingness to continue investing, and long-term investment performance.

26d ago

Robinhood responds to pro-Trump account controversy: not encouraging speculation, aiming to expand financial inclusion

Comparing news, the market criticized Robinhood's participation in supporting the Trump account to induce young and inexperienced investors to engage in gambling-like transactions. In particular, as new trading products such as prediction markets (including push alerts, visual effects, and gamification elements) enter the platform, discussions about whether they may induce users to trade excessively have not subsided. In response to this, Robinhood CEO Vlad Tenev said that this move was not to encourage speculation, but to expand financial inclusion, and help more American households participate in long-term investment One way, currently Robinhood has adjusted some product designs and is trying to transform from a “speculative trading platform” to a broader financial services company. (The New York Times)

35d ago

Zero-yuan share options, mandatory entry for newborns: Trump is betting on US stocks

Author: Xing Sheng BeatZ Original title: US stocks are national transportation. Trump is transforming the US into a fund the 250th anniversary of the founding of the US, and Trump is transforming the US into a fund. Last Monday, a few minutes before the US stock market opened, Trump was sitting in an oval office with a camera in front of him. The opening bells for the NYSE and NASDAQ were picked up by the White House and he rang them remotely. As the bell falls, he said to the camera that as the opening bell rings, these accounts will grow along with our booming economy. This week alone, $800 million in new capital will be invested in the stock market for American children. This is the first trading day since the “Trump Account” went live. Two days ago, on July 4, the 250th anniversary of the founding of the United States, he gave newborns across the country a birthday present: an investment account named after him, containing $1,000, which automatically bought US stocks. Six million children registered before it went live. In the same week, his treasury was dealing with another matter: $39 trillion in treasury bonds, which would cost more than $1 trillion in interest alone in fiscal year 2026, averaging $170 million a day. Every day, the Ministry of Finance has to find a way to repay the interest left over from yesterday. In the past 18 months, the president, a real estate agent, did three ostensibly unrelated things. The government directly took a stake in the company, opened investment accounts for newborns, and competed for shares in AI companies, but they all pointed to the same goal: making US stocks deeply tied to the US national fortune. The Eagles' 39 trillion dollar debt The starting point of this game of chess was not ambition; it was anxiety. As of May 2026, total US Treasury bonds surpassed $39 trillion, approaching $40 trillion. The size of the debt already exceeds the size of the US economy as a whole, and debt accounts for about 123% of GDP. Every day, about $5 billion in treasury bonds are added. The Congressional Budget Office predicts that interest expenses alone will exceed $1 trillion in fiscal year 2026, accounting for nearly 14% of total federal spending, which is higher than the defense budget. For every dollar the federal government receives, it costs $1.33. Huatai Securities estimates that the 2026 fiscal year deficit could reach $2.2 trillion, and the deficit rate rose to 7%. To resolve anxiety about US treasury bonds, there are three traditional solutions: increase taxes, cut spending, and inflate debt, that is, let prices rise to dilute actual debt. The first two solutions are tantamount to political suicide before the midterm elections, and the Trump administration will definitely not consider them. However, the third solution requires the US central bank, the Federal Reserve, to cooperate in cutting interest rates, and former Chairman Powell never bowed down even when threatened by Trump to find trouble and file a lawsuit. If then-Chairman Walsh directly announced interest rate cuts under the current state of the economy, it would obviously be very unattractive. So Trump needs to find a new path. And we all know that Trump's approach to solving problems has always come from the business he has been in business for the rest of his life. Real estate agents look at balance sheets in a different way than politicians: if they can't move on the debt side, then expand the asset side. On the US government's balance sheet in the past, 39 trillion dollars of debt was clearly and clearly understood; the asset side was vague, and there were almost no financial assets under the federal government's name that could be priced at market prices. Therefore, Trump's solution is to first use the powers in the hands of the government: subsidies, grants, government orders, export controls, and regulatory powers as costs and trading bargaining chips, and go to lower-priced shares in large companies. Intel was the first to be ripped off by Trump. On August 22, 2025, the US government announced the exchange of 9.9% of Intel, one of the world's largest semiconductor manufacturers, of 9.9% of the shares, at $20.47 per share, making it the chip giant's largest single shareholder. The subtlety of the deal is the source of funding: 5.7 billion from subsidies originally to Intel from the semiconductor industry subsidy bill “Chip Act” passed in 2022, and 3.2 billion from federal funding for secure chip projects. In other words, the government did not pay a single cent of the new money; what it paid was a “check that was supposed to be paid in vain” was exchanged for quite a bit of equity. Trump himself is also very proud. He announced in full capital letters on his social networking platform Truth Social: “I paid zero dollars for Intel. It's worth about $11 billion, all of which goes to the US.” Later, in a public discussion about the deal, he mentioned the negotiation process with Intel CEO Chen Liwu. Chen Liwu is a Malaysian Chinese-American who became the CEO of Intel in March 2025, and previously served as CEO of the chip design software company Cadence for 12 years. Trump said England...

37d agoburnking#Trump #US stocks

With the president's annual salary of 400,000, how can Trump earn 2.2 billion dollars a year from crypto and stocks?

Author: Wenser Original title: Trump's “Financial Statement” Revealed: How much can the US President make in a year with cryptocurrency revenue of 1.4 billion US dollars and over 22,000 stock transactions? Before Trump, this figure was usually $400,000, which is the legal basic annual salary of the president; there are also additional annual allowances of $50,000, $100,000 in tax-free travel allowances, and $19,000 in entertainment expenses. The periphery benefits of power also include presidential cars, Marine Corps One helicopters, Air Force One, and free residency in the White House. But “usually” can never be used to describe Trump — recently, according to Trump's annual financial disclosure documents released by the US Federal Government Ethics Office, Trump's personal income in 2025 exceeded $2.2 billion, setting the record for the highest annual income during the US presidency. This 927-page document clearly outlines a business empire with Trump at its core of power. Trump's “Power Monetization Handbook”: Earning $1.4 billion from cryptocurrencies, holding more than $100 million in BTC and ETH. For Trump, who has served twice as US President, the basic annual salary of 400,000 dollars has long been out of sight; he has rejected the presidential annual salary twice. However, he used his “brand image” and “family business” to expand his horizons in the business world and embark on a path of wealth other than the Bank's real estate. Trump's “income curve”: personal wealth doubled 2.8 times in 2 years. According to Forbes Billionaire List data, Trump's personal net worth was still $2.3 billion in 2024; at the time, his annual income was around $600 million, and he was also burdened with huge debts — one was due to New York State's $500 million fine for fraud; the other was $88 million due to sexual assault scandals and defamation charges. Trump's current personal net worth is $6.5 billion, according to 2026 data. In 2025, Trump's personal income was $2.2 billion, of which the “family's new business” generated $1.4 billion, accounting for about 64%; the “old family business” generated real estate revenue of $575 million, accounting for about 26%; the remaining 10% of revenue mainly came from other income such as litigation and settlements ($86.5 million), brand licensing fees ($68.6 million), and stock investments ($79.3 million). Daily Planet Daily will focus on breaking down the Trump family's “crypto wealth strategy” and “specialty industry chain.” Trump's “crypto details”: I don't know, and I haven't avoided “The Great President” saying in a recent media interview that he was unaware of his “cryptocurrency earnings”. The original statement was: “I've always made money. I'm a businessman, and I'm a very good businessman. I've made a lot of money, which is quite a bit... I let someone else take care of the money. I haven't even spoken to them — I don't even know who they are... My son Eric (Trump's second son) is responsible for this. I haven't discussed these kinds of things with him... I don't know that these things aren't illegal... there's no law requiring you to avoid every decision that may concern you when managing a country. It's simply unrealistic to do that.” I don't know why, this kind of “huh? Am I making money again?” It's no surprise that the Versailles style of showing off came out of Trump's mouth. According to the latest personal financial reporting documents, Trump's personal assets include BTC and ETH worth over $100 million, as well as a few altcoins such as LINK, AAVE, ENA, MOVE, and ONDO; Trump also received nearly $800 million in revenue from World Liberty Financial, a crypto project he co-founded with his son (including $527 million in token sales revenue and $263 million in equity transfer revenue, including stablecoin company Stablecoin (Shareholding income from Holdco LLC and WLFI); received approximately $635 million in revenue from the sale of TRUMP meme coins and over $80 million in legal settlements with media companies. Reuters previously estimated that since Trump returned to the presidency in January 2025, the Trump family's crypto business has generated at least $2.3 billion in profits from investors. What are the sources of revenue in the cryptocurrency world? For example, “presidential meme coins”, TRUMP caused about 1 million people to lose their investments. Once your exploits come to nothing, at...

44d agoburnking#cryptocurrency #Trump #stocks

Trump account launched: Big manufacturers donate shares in exchange for presidential endorsements, who is the biggest beneficiary?

Author: Azuma Original title: When Big Companies Donate Shares to the “Trump Account”, Which Targets Will Benefit? On July 4, the US Treasury Department officially announced that the long-awaited “Trump Accounts” (Trump Accounts) has been officially launched. US parents and children can now download the app and access the account to check the status of funds or make donations in real time. Odaily Note: The so-called “Trump Account”, also known as the 530A account, is a tax-deferred investment account program authorized by current US President Trump on June 9, 2025 under the “Big and Beautiful” Act. The account is open to minors under 18 across the US to set up government-funded savings accounts for the children of US citizens. The initial funding for the “Trump Account” mainly comes from government grants, private donations, and household savings. The federal government will provide an initial funding of $1,000 for each child of a US citizen born from January 1, 2025 to January 1, 2029; in addition, the largest donor and Dell founder Michael Dale announced a donation of $6.25 billion to open accounts for 25 million children with a median household income of less than $150,000 in the region, injecting $250 into each account; parents, friends, and other specific persons can also deposit funds into designated accounts, such as “Donate to an employer ” Channel. Currently, more than 50 companies have pledged to donate to their employees' children. According to current regulations, the funds in the “Trump Account” will be invested in index funds that track the US stock market. Children can withdraw 50% of their account balance at age 18 and the full balance at age 25. Account earnings are taxed at the long-term capital gains tax rate or income tax. Trump called for orders on the spot. On July 6, local time, Trump held a “Trump Account” launch celebration at the White House Oval Office and personally sounded the opening bells of the New York Stock Exchange and NASDAQ last night on the spot to commemorate the first opening of the “Trump Account” since it was fully launched. Trump made a high-profile announcement on the scene: “Today is a historic day. On the occasion of America's 250th anniversary, we launched the 'Trump Account'... to ensure that every American child has the edge to win the starting line and has a fair chance to achieve the American dream.” At the scene, Trump also praised Michael Dale and his wife, the biggest donors of the “Trump Account,” not only calling on the public to “buy a Dell computer,” but also jokingly stated, “We will always find a way to help him get this money back.” Affected by the president's public order, Dell's stock price rose by more than 3% in the short and medium term yesterday. At the close of trading, it was quoted at 411.8 US dollars, an increase of 4.43%. The Treasury allows stock donations, and SpaceX has followed up with the launch of the “Trump Account,” and the US Treasury has opened up new funding channels for the account. On July 2, the Treasury Department officially announced that the “Trump Account” will begin accepting stock donations, and eligible charitable donors can donate approved listed shares to the account. After the Treasury turned on the green light, Trump also publicly named Musk and called on the latter to donate SpaceX shares to “Trump's account.” As of publication, although Musk himself has not publicly responded, SpaceX President and COO Gwynne Shotwell and her husband have announced that they are donating some of their SpaceX shares to Trump accounts for more than 2 million American children. They are expected to donate about 2 million SpaceX shares, with a total value of about US$325 million. Gwynne Shotwell said the donation will be earmarked for accounts for children ages 11 to 17 living in areas with lower average household incomes, with a particular focus on children living close to home in central Texas. From a corporate perspective, today participating in a “Trump account” is not just a public service act; it may also become a new channel for brand exposure. In particular, after Trump publicly called for Dell last night, the market has begun to pay attention to a new logic — in projects that Trump pays close attention to and personally promotes, the sooner companies participate, the more likely they are to receive public endorsements from the president. As SpaceX follows suit, it is expected that more tech companies, large enterprises, and the rich may join this program in the future. For enterprises, donating part of the stock will not directly weaken the ability to operate, but it may be in exchange for long-term political exposure and brand prices...

46d agoburnking#Trump account #stocks

SpaceX President Gwynne Shotwell Donates $325 Million SpaceX Shares to Trump Account

In comparison, SpaceX President and COO Gwynne Shotwell and her husband announced their participation in the Invest America program to donate some of their SpaceX shares to Trump accounts for more than 2 million American children. They are expected to donate about 2 million SpaceX shares, with a total value of about US$325 million. Gwynne Shotwell said every American child under 18 can benefit from a Trump account, but the donation will be earmarked for accounts for children ages 11 to 17 who live in areas with lower average household incomes, with a particular focus on children living close to home in central Texas.

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