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Los $1.4B en ingresos cripto de Trump y el hackeo de Coldcard ponen a prueba la confianza de los inversores

Los $1.4B en ingresos cripto de Trump y el hackeo de Coldcard ponen a prueba la confianza de los inversores en Whalesbook

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Aug 16, 2026 at 2:03 AM UTC · Updated hace 4 días · 2 min de lectura

Los $1.4B en ingresos cripto de Trump y el hackeo de Coldcard ponen a prueba la confianza de los inversores
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$150M+ Coldcard exploit losses

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El presidente Donald Trump reportó $1.4 mil millones en ganancias relacionadas con criptomonedas para 2025, mientras que un importante fallo de seguridad en las billeteras Coldcard de Coinkite provocó pérdidas de más de $150 millones. Estos eventos resaltan el marcado contraste entre el rápido crecimiento de las empresas de criptomonedas y los graves riesgos de seguridad que enfrentan los inversores minoristas.

El panorama de las criptomonedas enfrenta un intenso escrutinio tras dos eventos distintos de alto impacto que han generado alarmas para millones de participantes minoristas, incluyendo un estimado de 40 millones de inversores en India. Mientras que las divulgaciones financieras del presidente de EE. UU., Donald Trump, revelaron ganancias personales masivas en el sector, un fallo de seguridad crítico en las billeteras de hardware ha expuesto simultáneamente la fragilidad de las soluciones de autocustodia.

Las empresas de criptomonedas de Trump y las cuestiones regulatorias

Las divulgaciones financieras para 2025 muestran que el presidente Trump ganó más de $1.4 mil millones de empresas de criptomonedas. Una parte significativa de estos ingresos está vinculada a su participación en World Liberty Financial, una entidad que recientemente recibió la aprobación condicional para un estatuto de banco fiduciario nacional de la Oficina del Contralor de la Moneda el 14 de agosto de 2026.

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