Democrats are counting on young voters to come out in big numbers in 2024. And strategists say a strong online presence is a key way to keep them engaged. Which in part means, here come the memes.

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 ...

President Donald Trump's recent dinner with backers of a meme coin project is under legal scrutiny, with an attorney suggesting the president may have violated federal law. Trump hosted more than ...

With the arrival of the internet, however, memes have become a more tangible phenomenon that can be observed as they grow, spread and mutate. "In a way, it's like internet users paving the way for ...

Meme coins aren’t too different from this dictionary definition of a meme—they’re nothing more than cryptocurrencies that memes and internet jokes have inspired. Should you invest in meme coins?

According to the database KnowYourMeme, the "It's Gonna Be May" trend originated in 2012 and continues to make the rounds every April 30 in the form of photos, videos and animated GIFs. The meme ...

Memes created with input from the campaign, he said, “are just as good as a direct contribution to the campaign” and may be worth far more than the $6,600 individual limit per election cycle.

Meme coins are popular these days with everyone from c-list celebrities to President Trump. Planet Money has the story of how they went from a one-off joke to a speculative frenzy worth billions.

The macro market environment is more important to crypto and meme coins than you may think. In 2022 when the stock market and growth stocks were crashing, so were cryptocurrencies.

The launch of the new spot Bitcoin (BTC 0.71%) ETFs last January was one of the most successful ETF product launches ever. In a span of just 12 months, these spot Bitcoin ETFs attracted more than ...