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Trump's World Liberty token falls sharply a day after it begins trading
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On today's episode of CNBC Crypto World, bitcoin rises back while the Trump-backed World Liberty Financial token falls after it began trading on Monday. Plus, crypto platform Gemini looks to raise more than $300 million dollars in its U.S. IPO. And, Ryan Rasmussen of Bitwise Asset Management breaks down the firm's long-term outlook for bitcoin.
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