Meme coins are a subset of cryptocurrencies tied to internet meme culture. They carry no intrinsic value and often experience rapid price surges due to celebrity endorsements. While popular among ...

But what is a meme stock exactly? Below, CNBC Select explains these types of investments, plus where you're likely better off putting your money instead. What we'll cover What's a meme stock?

Ivanka Trump posted on social media site X on Thursday that a meme ... no involvement with this coin. This fake coin risks deceiving consumers and defrauding them of their hard-earned money." ...

Sen. Elizabeth Warren and Rep. Jake Auchincloss raised issues regarding the first couple using their respective offices for enrichment, along with the potential for scams and conflicts of interest.

This new currency, a so-called meme coin, has no inherent value ... they can make a lot of money. Conversely, they can lose everything extremely fast if they buy in at the market’s top.

President Trump shrugged off the news that he made billions of dollars through the launch of his new meme crypto coin ... “You made a lot of money sir,” the reporter replied.

When he was reminded he may have made billions off of his meme coin, the president laughed ... a financial instrument so people can transfer money to the president’s family in connection ...

That particular line has since gone viral on social media, with numerous people sharing memes, as well as the clip from Seinfeld. “Zuck pulled a Costanza,” one user joked. Other memes have ...

Social media is inundated with Family Guy memes, and a particular one involving ... chairs as “not a great scene,” adding, “I have no idea what they’re talking about.