Trump Coins

2 months agoNews Editor

Trump Coins Denies Token Issuance, Cooperates With Law Enforcement Over GOLD Meme Coin Crash

realtrumpcoins has denied rumors that Trump Coins issued, promoted, or authorized any digital token, calling the reports 'completely false' and blaming third-party malicious behavior. The team reiterated that Trump Coins has never authorized a digital token and never will, and that it is cooperating with law enforcement agencies while seeking legal recourse. The denial comes amid a report about the meme coin GOLD, created on Solana the prior day at 7:38 a.m. The address behind it controlled over 82% of the supply via token allocation and post-launch buying. Around 9 a.m., the Trump merchandise partner account @realtrumpcoins1 posted GOLD's contract address, sending its market cap to $66 million. By 11:48 a.m., the tweet was gone, and the address began a sell-off. GOLD's market cap fell from $55 million to $1 million within about 30 seconds. The same operators later sold all holdings, netting roughly 9,784.6 SOL, worth about $1.01 million at the time.

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GOLD

2 months agoNews Editor

GOLD Team-Linked Wallets Dump 224.5M Tokens After Rug, Banking $312K Profit

Fifteen newly created wallets linked to the GOLD meme coin team have fully exited their positions after the project's rug pull, selling 224.5 million GOLD tokens for 3,178 SOL worth roughly $330,000. The move netted approximately $312,000 in profit, a 17x return on investment. On-chain data shows the team still holds a significant amount of GOLD, keeping supply highly concentrated. Separately, the realtrumpcoins official Twitter account was compromised earlier today; the hacker's final post claimed the GOLD launch generated over $8.2 million and said the funds would be used as a bounty targeting relatives of US President Trump. The attack is suspected to have been carried out by Iranian hackers.

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ChainCatcher

2 months agoNews Editor

realtrumpcoins says it made over $8.2 million and plans to add it to a Barron Trump bounty

A social media account tied to the GOLD project, realtrumpcoins, said it made more than $8.2 million in profit on the day from what it described as 「low-IQ Trump supporters」 and plans to add those proceeds to a $10 million bounty targeting Barron Trump. The same account also claimed Barron Trump is now 「worth」 $18.2 million and referred to $165 million worth of Solana allegedly stolen from his phone. ChainCatcher said those statements currently represent only the account’s own claims, and their accuracy has not been verified. No independent confirmation was provided in the source material. The report presents the post as a one-sided statement from the account rather than an established fact.

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Donald Trump

2 months agoNews Editor

realtrumpcoins Deletes Post Promoting $GOLD Token

PANews reported on Aug. 29 that realtrumpcoins, an account followed by Donald Trump, has deleted a post related to its token launch. The deleted post had promoted the $GOLD token. In an earlier update, the same account was said to have launched $GOLD, with the team holding 82.45% of the token supply. The original item did not provide more detail on the reason for the deletion or any follow-up statement from the account. PANews also noted that the content was provided for market information only and did not constitute investment advice. The report was categorized as market analysis.

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Whale Movement

2 months agoNews Editor

realtrumpcoins launches $GOLD, with team controlling 82.45% of supply

PANews reported on Aug. 29 that the realtrumpcoins account, which is followed by Donald Trump, has launched a token called $GOLD. According to on-chain monitoring cited from Lookonchain, the developer holds 600 million $GOLD tokens. In addition, 15 newly created wallets spent a combined $18,657 to buy 224.5 million $GOLD. Based on those holdings, the team currently controls 82.45% of the token’s total supply. PANews also warned that the account is suspected of being compromised and urged users to remain cautious. The report said the information was provided for market reference only and did not constitute investment advice.

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meme coin

2 months agoNews Editor

Meme Coin GOLD's Launch Tweet Deleted, Market Cap Drops to $600K

According to BlockBeats, on August 29 the initial promotional tweet for meme coin GOLD was deleted, and the token's market capitalization dropped to $600,000. The official realtrumpcoins account then posted a message reading: "Regarding the handling situation, please invest and stand by." That follow-up post was also deleted shortly afterward. As of now, all GOLD-related content has been wiped from the realtrumpcoins account, pointing to the possibility that the official account has regained control. Community members warned that a project appearing to be linked to a website or a link does not equal official confirmation. They cited Eric Trump's earlier statement that "nobody is issuing coins, otherwise it is fraud," and urged investors to wait for clear endorsement before making any moves. Chinese-speaking communities and multilingual groups broadly advised against blind FOMO, telling people to wait for confirmation. BlockBeats reminded users that meme coins are highly volatile, most have no actual use case, and users should avoid FOMO.

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