The meme coin world is never short on drama, and $TRUMP’s recent nosedive just proved it again.
From Surge to Slump: A Closer Look at $TRUMP
On March 23, 2025, Donald Trump took to Truth Social and gave the $TRUMP meme coin a big thumbs-up, calling it 'the Greatest of them all.' The market reacted fast, with the coin spiking from $10.93 to $12.24 before slipping back to $11.85. The quick drop caught many traders off guard. One wallet that invested $5 million in $TRUMP post-tweet lost more than $200,000 within an hour.
What Sets Dragoin Apart in a Crowd of Meme Tokens
Dragoin isn’t chasing headlines but aims to build a system based on real engagement. Its main attraction is a play-to-earn game inside Telegram where users train dragons, enter battles, and earn $DDGN tokens. Half of the 200 billion $DDGN tokens are sold in a 25-stage presale, with unsold tokens being burned. This built-in scarcity is respected by long-term holders.
Wrapping Up!
The difference between $TRUMP and Dragoin is clear. $TRUMP had a short run powered by social media hype, while Dragoin is building lasting value with built-in burn mechanics, decentralized control, and gaming incentives. Cathie Wood warns that tokens fueled by social media clout might backfire on buyers. People are looking for projects that reward loyalty and offer real-world applications.
The $TRUMP crash shows that solid planning is more resilient than short-term hype.
