TRUMP token facing volatility: why investors are looking at Bitcoin Pepe
The post TRUMP token facing volatility: why investors are looking at Bitcoin Pepe appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. At the time of writing, the TRUMP token was trading at $14, down around 0.5%. Early-stage tokens like Bitcoin Pepe are attracting growing interest from risk-tolerant investors. Investor response has been strong, with over $11 million raised in its ongoing presale. The Official Trump (TRUMP) meme coin faced a sharp rejection at the $16 level on Thursday, coinciding with heightened scrutiny from lawmakers. The sell-off came in light of the TRUMP gala event, where the top 220 token holders are expected to dine with Trump. The top 25 holders may receive a private audience with the former president, with TRON founder Justin Sun claiming on X that he currently holds the largest position. At the time of writing, the token was trading at $14, down around 0.5%. While the TRUMP meme coin appears to be losing steam, failing to sustain momentum despite a bullish broader market, early-stage tokens like Bitcoin Pepe are attracting growing interest from risk-tolerant investors. As overall sentiment in the crypto market continues to improve, these nascent, high-volatility tokens are well positioned to benefit disproportionately from a fresh wave of speculative inflows. Their low market caps, strong narrative hooks, and alignment with emerging themes such as Layer 2 innovation and cultural tokenization make them attractive vehicles for traders seeking outsized returns in the current uptrend. Legislation to stop TRUMP House Democrats introduced the Stop Trading, Retention and Unfair Market Payoffs in Crypto Act — the Stop TRUMP in Crypto Act — aimed at curbing government officials’ ability to engage with digital assets while in office. Spearheaded by Rep. Maxine Waters and co-sponsored by 14 other Democratic lawmakers, the legislation would bar the president and their family from owning, promoting, or profiting from cryptocurrencies, particularly when in possession of non-public information. The move follows the earlier Modern Emoluments…
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At the time of writing, the TRUMP token was trading at $14, down around 0.5%. Early-stage tokens like Bitcoin Pepe are attracting growing interest from risk-tolerant investors. Investor response has been strong, with over $11 million raised in its ongoing presale. The Official Trump (TRUMP) meme coin faced a sharp rejection at the $16 level on Thursday, coinciding with heightened scrutiny from lawmakers. The sell-off came in light of the TRUMP gala event, where the top 220 token holders are expected to dine with Trump. The top 25 holders may receive a private audience with the former president, with TRON founder Justin Sun claiming on X that he currently holds the largest position. At the time of writing, the token was trading at $14, down around 0.5%. While the TRUMP meme coin appears to be losing steam, failing to sustain momentum despite a bullish broader market, early-stage tokens like Bitcoin Pepe are attracting growing interest from risk-tolerant investors. As overall sentiment in the crypto market continues to improve, these nascent, high-volatility tokens are well positioned to benefit disproportionately from a fresh wave of speculative inflows. Their low market caps, strong narrative hooks, and alignment with emerging themes such as Layer 2 innovation and cultural tokenization make them attractive vehicles for traders seeking outsized returns in the current uptrend. Legislation to stop TRUMP House Democrats introduced the Stop Trading, Retention and Unfair Market Payoffs in Crypto Act — the Stop TRUMP in Crypto Act — aimed at curbing government officials’ ability to engage with digital assets while in office. Spearheaded by Rep. Maxine Waters and co-sponsored by 14 other Democratic lawmakers, the legislation would bar the president and their family from owning, promoting, or profiting from cryptocurrencies, particularly when in possession of non-public information. The move follows the earlier Modern Emoluments…
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