Real Trump Coins Disavows "Trump Digital GOLD" Token, Cites Malicious Third Parties
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Real Trump Coins denied authorizing the Trump Digital GOLD token after a brief promotion from its X account, framing it as third-party manipulation and involving authorities. On-chain data indicating extreme supply concentration and reported team-linked selling reinforces typical rug-pull risk signals. The episode is likely to pressure sentiment and liquidity in politically branded meme tokens and raise near-term reputational and compliance concerns across Solana token launches.
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● Medium
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Real Trump Coins said it did not issue, promote, or authorize any digital token, after the "Trump Digital GOLD" token briefly surfaced across its online channels and later collapsed.
The project attributed the token's promotion to "malicious third parties." Earlier, the Real Trump Coins X account had promoted the Solana-based token on Saturday and directed users to RealTrumpCoins.com. The post was subsequently deleted, and the account now points to a different domain, TrumpCoins.com.
In a statement posted on X, Real Trump Coins said: "Trump Coins has never authorized, nor will it ever issue, promote, or authorize any digital token." It added that it is working with relevant authorities to investigate.
Token ownership data showed heavy concentration at the time of the statement. On-chain analytics platform Lookonchain said developers and newly created wallets controlled 82.45% of total supply. Fifteen wallets linked to the team sold about $330,000 worth of holdings, generating roughly $312,000 in profit.
As of publication, RealTrumpCoins.com still displayed promotional content for the GOLD token. Donald Trump continues to follow the Real Trump Coins X account, one of the 53 accounts he follows.
