El indicador del dinero del planeta: NPR

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Justo antes de que Trump comenzara su segunda administración en enero, él y sus socios comerciales lanzaron la moneda $ Trump. Es una moneda de meme que rápidamente recaudó en cientos de millones de dólares. Y todavía queda mucho potencial de ingresos sobre la mesa. ¿Algo de esto es legal?

Hoy en el programa, examinamos cómo funciona la moneda $ Trump y hablamos con un experto sobre cómo el gambito de monedas del meme del presidente interactúa con la cláusula de emolumentos extranjeros de la constitución.