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According to David Bailey, it’s never occurred to him that US President Donald Trump changed his position on bitcoin (BTC) because he or his family could personally benefit from crypto. Speaking to CBS news correspondent Jo Ling Kent, Bailey categorically denied the suggestion that Trump changed his stance on BTC to make money personally. “No, absolutely not,” said Bailey in a broadcast that aired yesterday morning on nationwide TV. “I don’t think he embraced this industry to enrich himself,” he repeated. “I think that he just sees the same potential that I see.” Immediately prior to this answer, on-screen CBS Analysis tallied $765 million worth of revenue to crypto ventures controlled by the Trump family since September 2024. Watching "bitcoiners" go on TV and gaslight the public about Trump's crypto corruption makes me sick. https://t.co/RATZ5KXK4j pic.twitter.com/fHlbVASMDr — Pledditor (@Pledditor) August 10, 2025 Trump has defi...

Former stockbroker Jordan Belfort, famously known as the ‘Wolf of Wall Street,’ has shared insights into how individuals can make money on Wall Street without resorting to high-risk maneuvers.  Contrary to common beliefs, Belfort advocates for a patient and disciplined approach rather than pursuing quick riches, he said during an interview with Tucker Carlson on December 30.  To begin with, Belfort addressed a common misconception among aspiring investors regarding the notion that a small initial investment necessitates a grand slam to turn into substantial wealth. “The mistake that the average person makes is that when you don’t have that much money to start, let’s just choose a number, let’s say just $10,000. <…> You say to yourself, if I’m going to really get anywhere as an investor, I need to make a big hit, like to turn that into a million bucks. I’ve got to find the next Apple computer, the next crazy cry...