Eric Trump publicly dismissed claims of a new Trump family cryptocurrency, calling them fraudulent. The rumors began from unverified social media posts suggesting Donald Trump would launch a digital coin called "Truth Coin," which caused Trump-branded tokens TRUMP and MELANIA to surge by 38% and 18.4% respectively. Despite the price movements, no official statements or verifiable evidence supported the claims. Eric Trump's clear denial highlights the ongoing pattern of speculation and debunking around Trump-related crypto ventures.
Trump Media & Technology Group Corp. increased its Bitcoin holdings by 4,359 BTC in the third quarter, financing the purchase by selling part of its stake in BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust. By September 30, the company held 15,649.14 BTC, with a c...
Trump Media aims to maintain its Bitcoin assets while repaying convertible notes using cash and credit, avoiding issuing new shares. The company holds $2.3 billion in assets, including about 15,650 BTC, and uses a Bitcoin Yield Management Program to ...
Trump Media & Technology Group increased its Bitcoin holdings by a net 1,510 BTC in Q3, reaching about 15,649 BTC despite falling cryptocurrency prices. The company purchased 4,359 BTC funded partly by Bitcoin ETF sales and pledged 11,385 BTC to a yi...
The TRUMP cryptocurrency token fell to a new all-time low of $1.13, down 98.56% from its peak value. This sharp decline reflects broader market trends, including a 9% drop in the crypto market during October and weakening demand from U.S. investors, ...
