President Donald Trump has once again proven his business acumen, this time in the crypto market. His $Trump meme coin, launched on January 17, has already amassed nearly $100 million in trading fees, making it one of the most successful digital assets of the year.
Despite initial skepticism, $Trump surged to a $14.5 billion market cap before stabilizing at two-thirds of its peak value. The blockchain analysis firms Merkle Science and Chainalysis estimate that the coin’s trading fees between January 17 and January 30 alone generated between $86 million and $100 million.
How Trump’s Crypto Venture is Generating Millions
The $Trump coin is backed by CIC Digital, a company owned by Trump, which directly benefits from the coin’s trading activity. According to the official website, CIC Digital receives a share of the revenue, though it’s unclear how much has personally accrued to Trump.
The coin was first launched on Meteora, a decentralized crypto exchange, where trading fees generate revenue for its creators. At least 50 major investors have made $10 million each from the $Trump coin, while over 200,000 small traders have seen losses—an expected outcome in the high-risk world of meme coins.
Eric Trump, speaking for the Trump Organization, defended the venture, saying:
“We are just getting started. $Trump is currently the hottest digital meme on earth.”
Trump’s Plan to Make America the Crypto Capital
Trump isn’t just cashing in on cryptocurrency—he’s making it part of his economic agenda. He has pledged to turn the United States into the global leader in digital assets, crypto deregulation, and decentralized finance (DeFi).
Key members of his administration, cabinet, and business circles are heavily invested in crypto, signaling that under Trump’s leadership, blockchain innovation will thrive in America rather than being regulated out of existence like the Biden administration’s war on crypto.
The Left’s Hypocrisy: Suddenly Worried About Ethics?
As expected, the left-wing media and Democrats are losing their minds over Trump’s crypto success. Ethics “experts” and political opponents claim Trump’s influence over financial policy raises ethical concerns.
Columbia University law professor Richard Briffault whined about Trump’s regulatory power over his own business interests, conveniently ignoring how Democrats like Nancy Pelosi and Elizabeth Warren have made millions from the stock market while in office.
Where was the outrage when Biden officials were exposed for trading stocks in companies they actively regulate? The double standard is glaring.
$Trump Coin’s Ownership: Who’s Behind It?
The ownership structure of $Trump Coin is deliberately opaque, using limited liability companies to shield the identities of those involved. The coin’s official website, gettrumpmemes.com, is registered under Fight Fight Fight, a Delaware-based company linked to Trump’s CIC Digital and another entity called Celebration Cards.
While Trump is clearly benefiting from the project, blockchain analysts are still tracking who owns what in this highly successful venture.
Why Trump’s Crypto Boom Matters
Trump’s $Trump coin success exposes the hypocrisy of the political and financial elite.
The media hates that Trump is dominating crypto.
Democrats are panicking over his influence in digital finance.
Globalists fear he will deregulate the industry and empower everyday Americans.
Trump isn’t just making money—he’s revolutionizing digital finance, and his enemies know it.
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