Waking up, Trump is at it again! This time he directly threw out a 'utility token', claiming it can be used to pay for Truth financial service fees. At first glance, it seems like he wants to educate people about cryptocurrency, but upon closer inspection of this operation — Trump is not just joining the fun; he is stepping in as the dealer controlling the game!

'The Utility Token' Transformation

Previously, the coins Trump issued were purely for scamming (for example, his family held 80% of Trump Coin, and he sold it whenever he wanted), now he changes his guise to say it's 'for paying service fees', essentially still trying to find a buyer for the token.

Trump's 'Pool' Strategy

He issues coins with one hand while establishing a cryptocurrency exchange 'World Freedom Finance' with the other, controlling the market himself.

This operation is like cheating in a game: first, he raises the coin price to attract new investors, then uses related accounts to trade wildly, creating false prosperity. His previous operation where Trump Coin surged 15,000% in 12 hours is a known precedent.

Obvious Benefit Transfer

The token can pay for Truth service fees, equivalent to issuing 'internal shopping cards' for his own platform. Referring to his previous NFT (digital collectibles) operation that made 4 million dollars in one day, this time he is likely trying to monetize political connections — those who vote or campaign for him can exchange tokens for privileged services.

Legal Gray Area Warning

U.S. law clearly states that the president cannot engage in commercial arbitrage, but Trump has played the 'issue tokens first, take office later' game. Now even the SEC (U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission) is turning a blind eye to him.

Heartbreaking Truth:

This move by Trump is not about promoting cryptocurrency at all, but rather turning presidential power into a 'token printing machine' — using political endorsement to raise coin prices, controlling the market with associated enterprises, and ultimately using the cash-out money to solidify his political base. Ordinary players are like participants in a gambling game, where the dealer sets all the rules, and the investors can only be exploited.