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Ivanka Trump, the daughter of U.S. President Donald Trump, warned investors not to buy a fraudulent meme coin named after her. On Thursday local time, Ivanka wrote on social media X, "I noticed that a counterfeit cryptocurrency called 'Ivanka Trump' or '$IVANKA' is being promoted without my consent and approval. It needs to be clear that I have no relation with this token. This currency may deceive consumers and defraud them of their hard-earned money. In addition, the unauthorized use of my name and image infringes upon my rights." Ivanka added: "This kind of promotion is deceptive, exploitative and unacceptable. My legal team is reviewing it and will take measures to prevent further misuse of my name."

Analysts at JPMorgan Chase predict that cryptocurrency risk investment funds will increase in 2025, but may not reach the levels of 2021 and 2022. The analysts pointed out that although regulatory transparency in the United States and Europe is expected to encourage more investments, other factors also bring new challenges to risk investments. The main challenges faced by venture capital firms are competition from large institutions, high interest rates, and the rise of platforms such as ETFs and Echo. Analysts say that looking forward, cryptocurrency venture capital firms are expected to prioritize projects with tangible user adoption and focus on long-term growth rather than traditional short-term indicators such as total locked-in value and token economics.