new video loaded: The Winners and Losers of Trump’s Memecoin A small group of crypto insiders and other early investors in Trump’s meme coin made millions of dollars and inflated the price of ...

Memecoin scams are increasingly sophisticated, often targeting investors with high hype, FOMO and unrealistic promises. Rug pulls, fake presales and pump-and-dump schemes remain the top methods of ...

In becoming a vital part of the trading apparatus on Solana, the crypto network home to the most spirited memecoin shenanigans, the likes of Raydium have experienced violent growth over the past year.

But Trump’s move on Friday to introduce a so-called memecoin — a crypto token with no real-world value that traders can invest in — has triggered alarm among investors and industry ...

What began as speculation over a hacked social media account turned into a verified announcement of a memecoin tied to Trump’s name and political brand. To add to the hype, Bitcoin reached an ...

At 9 p.m. on Jan. 17, then President-elect Donald Trump announced to his more than 8 million followers on TruthSocial that he was releasing his own crypto memecoin. The token, called Trump ...

President-elect Donald Trump launched a memecoin on Friday that quickly topped a $10 billion market cap after nearly just an hour. A tweet from his Truth Social account and his verified X account ...

The $TRUMP memecoin officially launched on Jan. 17, 2025, with listings on prominent crypto exchanges Coinbase, Binance, and Robinhood, marking a significant ...

The meme token was created by gold and silver YouTuber Ron Branstetter Crypto whales have been snapping up thousands worth of the $UFD memecoin over the weekend The ...