Trump-promoted brand touts GOLD before token collapse
BREAKING: GOLD token promoted by the Trump-linked Real Trump Coins brand collapses about 98%, with team-linked wallets dumping 224.5 million tokens before related posts were deleted.
A Trump-branded token called GOLD just lost ninety eight percent of its value.
The token was pushed by Real Trump Coins, a brand riding the president's name, and the wallets tied to the team didn't stick around for the ride down. On-chain data shows those wallets dumping two hundred twenty four and a half million tokens before the crash.
Then came the cleanup. The promotional posts hyping GOLD simply vanished, deleted after the collapse. Which is the part that tells you everything, because you don't scrub the evidence of a project you believe in.
We've seen this movie in Trump-adjacent crypto before, a big name, a fast pump, and holders left staring at a chart shaped like a cliff. The pattern here is brutal in its simplicity. The insiders sold two hundred twenty four million tokens, the price fell ninety eight percent, and the receipts got deleted. Everyone else got the bag.
This is Sara White, reporting for HIT.
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