The Trump Meme Coin Grift is Real and Massive – Why Aren’t We Talking About This?

The Trump Meme Coin Grift is Real and Massive – Why Aren’t We Talking About This?

Here’s something everyone should be talking about: Trump’s biggest grift during his presidency. Forget the headlines, because this one slipped under the radar.

In the final days before his inauguration, Trump launched his own cryptocurrency meme coin. What followed? A $100 million haul in fees for Trump and his allies, while the average investor? They’ve lost over $2 billion.

But here's the kicker: Trump didn’t just launch a meme coin, he used the full weight of the federal government to hype it up.

Crypto working group? Check.

Regulations slashed? Check.

Executive orders for a U.S. Bitcoin reserve? Check.

All of this essentially advertised his coin—to anyone willing to invest. Foreign oligarchs? Check. Big corporations? Check. Even authoritarian governments? Check.

Now, it gets even better: Top 220 investors in Trump's meme coin? They get a private dinner with him and a VIP tour of the White House. And right after that announcement? Trump's coin surged 55% in value—making him millions today.

It’s a textbook case of using political office for personal profit. But don’t worry, because Trump’s DOJ quietly disbanded the office investigating crypto fraud.

Trump might not even be trying to hide it anymore. Corruption on full display.