In a recent appearance at a Florida event, former President Donald Trump shared his views on cryptocurrencies, expressing discontent with crypto companies leaving the US. He emphasized the need to embrace and support the industry, stating, "Crypto is moving out of the US due to hostility against it... We will stop this because I don't want it – if we are going to embrace it, we should allow them to be here."

Trump also revealed plans to accept Bitcoin and other tokens as campaign donations, signaling a shift in his stance on crypto assets. This comes after he hinted that his potential win in the November elections would be beneficial for Bitcoin. In contrast, he criticized current President Joe Biden for being unaware of cryptocurrencies and targeted SEC Chairman Gary Gensler for his opposition to the industry.

Meanwhile, meme coins featuring both presidents have emerged, with "Jeo Boden" and "Doland Tremp" experiencing significant growth in April. Trump humorously remarked on the market value of a token mocking Joe Biden, saying, "That's a lot of money for a token, I didn't like this investment." The meme coins continue to fluctuate, with BODEN and TREMP rising to $0.377 and $0.4786, respectively, in the last 24 hours.