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Crypto trader nets $670k profit within a day as TRUMP dinner spot push heats up

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Summary ⚈Trader nets $670K in a day by swapping Fartcoin for TRUMP tokens amid dinner invite hype. ⚈ Top 25 TRUMP holders promised exclusive dinner with Trump, fueling whale activity. ⚈ TRUMP token is volatile but remains up 82% on the week, trading above key support. A cryptocurrency trader has netted almost $670,000 through a trade involving the Official Trump (TRUMP), amid a rush by the coin’s top holders to secure an exclusive dinner with President Donald Trump. Details of the trade indicate that the investor began by swapping their entire 1.18 million Fartcoin (FARTCOIN) position, valued at $1.22 million, into 78,671 TRUMP tokens, according to the latest on-chain data retrieved by Finbold from Lookonchain on April 27. This transaction saw the trader move funds from Jupiter Aggregator Authority 14 to a wallet. The TRUMP token, launched by President Trump, surged in value, resulting in a portfolio worth $1.96 million and a profit of $669,000 in...

Tracking profits and losses on crypto trades just got easier

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When traders are crunching the numbers and figuring out the profit and loss from a crypto trade — are they factoring in fees? A new crypto calculator can help. All-in-one crypto trading solution TradeSanta has just unveiled its new crypto profit calculator to help users calculate fees, profits and losses before they open a trade. In a fast-moving market, keeping on top of your financial position isn’t easy. Just recently, Bitcoin (BTC) posted a fat green candle after Grayscale won a lawsuit against United States regulators. Bitcoin’s valuation spiked following the Grayscale lawsuit. Source: Cointelegraph A court ruled that the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission was wrong to reject the digital asset manager’s application for an exchange-traded fund — with BTC/USD accelerating by $1,700 in just 30 minutes. Of course, volatility is a two-way street. Bitcoin has also suffered sharp falls, especially during thin weekend trading. When the markets are erratic, traders often need to reac...