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Eric Trump Meme Coin Skyrockets ๐
8500% โ Then Crashes Hard ๐ฅ: Was It All a Setup? ๐ค
The crypto world was shaken this week by yet another wild meme coin saga โ and this time, it involved none other than Eric Trump.
A brand new token, unofficially named after the former presidentโs son, exploded by 8500% in a single day ๐ โ before crashing just as dramatically ๐ฃ.
Hereโs the kicker: Eric Trump had nothing to do with it. No launch, no endorsement โ just the chaotic power of the internet.
Crypto Twitter went wild ๐ฆ๐ฅ
Traders rushed in, memes flew, and timelines lit up with diamond hands ๐, rocket ships ๐, and โTo the Moon! ๐โ chants.
The hype train was real โ until it suddenly derailed.
Crash landing ahead ๐๐
Just as fast as it rose, the coin tanked โ leaving many investors stunned and broke.
Millions in speculative gains vanished in hours, sparking whispers of foul play.
Was it all a setup? ๐ต๏ธโโ๏ธ๐งฉ
Blockchain sleuths are now digging into suspicious wallet activity, early insider buys, and coordinated promotion that hint at a pump-and-dump scheme.
โThis had all the red flags,โ said one analyst. โ๐ฉ๐ฉ๐ฉโ
The Trump camp? Radio silent ๐ค
So far, thereโs zero evidence Eric Trump was involved โ but the meme coin world thrives on name recognition, not facts.
The takeaway? โ ๏ธ
Crypto is still the Wild West ๐ โ and meme coins can turn into nightmares fast.
Not every rocket emoji gets you to space. Sometimes itโs just a ๐... followed by a ๐ฅ.
Stay smart. Stay skeptical. Do Your Own Research.
#EricTrumpCoin #TrumpCrypto
The crypto world was shaken this week by yet another wild meme coin saga โ and this time, it involved none other than Eric Trump.
A brand new token, unofficially named after the former presidentโs son, exploded by 8500% in a single day ๐ โ before crashing just as dramatically ๐ฃ.
Hereโs the kicker: Eric Trump had nothing to do with it. No launch, no endorsement โ just the chaotic power of the internet.
Crypto Twitter went wild ๐ฆ๐ฅ
Traders rushed in, memes flew, and timelines lit up with diamond hands ๐, rocket ships ๐, and โTo the Moon! ๐โ chants.
The hype train was real โ until it suddenly derailed.
Crash landing ahead ๐๐
Just as fast as it rose, the coin tanked โ leaving many investors stunned and broke.
Millions in speculative gains vanished in hours, sparking whispers of foul play.
Was it all a setup? ๐ต๏ธโโ๏ธ๐งฉ
Blockchain sleuths are now digging into suspicious wallet activity, early insider buys, and coordinated promotion that hint at a pump-and-dump scheme.
โThis had all the red flags,โ said one analyst. โ๐ฉ๐ฉ๐ฉโ
The Trump camp? Radio silent ๐ค
So far, thereโs zero evidence Eric Trump was involved โ but the meme coin world thrives on name recognition, not facts.
The takeaway? โ ๏ธ
Crypto is still the Wild West ๐ โ and meme coins can turn into nightmares fast.
Not every rocket emoji gets you to space. Sometimes itโs just a ๐... followed by a ๐ฅ.
Stay smart. Stay skeptical. Do Your Own Research.
#EricTrumpCoin #TrumpCrypto
Wave of Fake Political Tokens Exploits Public Figures as Solana Scams Surge in 2025
The explosive rise of a fake Eric Trump token on Solana is just the latest in a long-running pattern of crypto scams targeting political figures to exploit their influence, and the Trump familyโs active presence in the space appears to be fueling it.
Since the high-profile launches of $TRUMP and $MELANIA, the crypto sector has seen an explosion of politically themed tokens.
According to a Financial Times report, over 736 imitation tokens were deposited into the official Trump wallet, presumably to confuse investors or make fraudulent coins appear endorsed by the president.
A closer look shows that 192 tokens now use Trump family names, 67 of which falsely brand themselves as โofficial.โ Some even extend the deception to Trump allies, like Tesla CEO Elon Musk, whose name appears in at least 35 newly launched tokens.
While political meme coins have brought crypto further into the mainstream, theyโve also opened the floodgates for bad actors. Public figures across the globe have become frequent targets.
In April, UK Labour MP Lucy Powellโs verified X account was hijacked to promote a bogus Solana-based token, the โHouse of Commons Coin.โ
Despite a quick takedown, the post leveraged Powellโs official crest and nearly 70,000 followers to lend credibility. It netted only ยฃ225 in profit, but illustrated how easy it is for scammers to hijack public trust.
Similar incidents have hit political figures in Argentina, Ghana, and the Philippines, while journalists and crypto media accounts like Watcher.Guru have also been compromised.
As celebrity and political endorsements continue to bleed into Web3, analysts warn that every high-profile token is now a potential launchpad for deception.
#solana #memecoin๐๐๐ #TrumpCrypto #EricTrumpCoin #ERIC_TRUMP
$TRUMP $SOL
The explosive rise of a fake Eric Trump token on Solana is just the latest in a long-running pattern of crypto scams targeting political figures to exploit their influence, and the Trump familyโs active presence in the space appears to be fueling it.
Since the high-profile launches of $TRUMP and $MELANIA, the crypto sector has seen an explosion of politically themed tokens.
According to a Financial Times report, over 736 imitation tokens were deposited into the official Trump wallet, presumably to confuse investors or make fraudulent coins appear endorsed by the president.
A closer look shows that 192 tokens now use Trump family names, 67 of which falsely brand themselves as โofficial.โ Some even extend the deception to Trump allies, like Tesla CEO Elon Musk, whose name appears in at least 35 newly launched tokens.
While political meme coins have brought crypto further into the mainstream, theyโve also opened the floodgates for bad actors. Public figures across the globe have become frequent targets.
In April, UK Labour MP Lucy Powellโs verified X account was hijacked to promote a bogus Solana-based token, the โHouse of Commons Coin.โ
Despite a quick takedown, the post leveraged Powellโs official crest and nearly 70,000 followers to lend credibility. It netted only ยฃ225 in profit, but illustrated how easy it is for scammers to hijack public trust.
Similar incidents have hit political figures in Argentina, Ghana, and the Philippines, while journalists and crypto media accounts like Watcher.Guru have also been compromised.
As celebrity and political endorsements continue to bleed into Web3, analysts warn that every high-profile token is now a potential launchpad for deception.
#solana #memecoin๐๐๐ #TrumpCrypto #EricTrumpCoin #ERIC_TRUMP
$TRUMP $SOL
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