The TRUMP meme coin is about to see a major change in supply, with 40 million tokens set to enter the market tomorrow. $TRUMP
Messari, a prominent crypto analytics firm, shared this update, noting that the tokens represent 20% of the supply and are worth around $370 million. Messari described this as the largest unlock left in the project’s schedule, triggering concerns about how this inflation could affect price action in the short term.
TRUMP’s Tokenomics
Notably, the TRUMP meme coin follows a structured release plan that dates back to its official launch on Jan. 17, 2025, just before Donald Trump’s second presidential inauguration. #TradingStrategyMistakes
The project introduced one billion tokens in total. However, it released 200 million tokens (20%) to the public at launch while locking away the remaining 800 million (80%) for affiliated companies like CIC Digital LLC and Fight Fight Fight LLC, both linked to Trump’s business empire.#MemecoinSentiment @Trump Square
According to the project’s roadmap, these reserved tokens remain locked for a period between three and twelve months, after which they gradually unlock on a daily basis over two years.Trump Meme Coin Already Seeing Price Struggles
Notably, since July 12, the coin has failed to keep up with the wider market’s gains. Instead, it has recorded three straight days of losses and looks set to post a fourth consecutive red day. $BNB
Over this period, TRUMP’s price has dropped by over 8.5%, while most top assets rallied. Despite the pullback, the token continues to hold above the $9 support zone, hovering around $9.10. @Lagrange Official $LA
Now, with 40 million new tokens entering circulation tomorrow, traders could expect more downside pressure, especially if early holders decide to cash out. However, if the market successfully absorbs the resulting sell-side pressure, optimism could emerge among investors.
Recall that the TRUMP meme coin got off to an amazing start in January, soaring over 800% in just hours and briefly hitting a $15 billion market cap before settling around $12–13 billion.
