TRUMP and MELANIA Prices Plummet: Investor Loses Millions

by Giorgi Kostiuk

a year ago

Donald Trump's team launched two meme coins which quickly devalued. This led to significant losses for some investors and resulted in accusations of fraudulent schemes.

Introduction to the Meme Coin Situation

After the launch of the TRUMP and MELANIA meme coins, their prices plummeted. TRUMP lost 43.31%, and MELANIA 64% of their value within 24 hours of launch.

Investor Losses on TRUMP and MELANIA Tokens

Analysts discovered that one investor spent $9.5 million to purchase 187.36K TRUMP tokens at an average price of $58.03. Following the price drop, his losses reached $7.08 million. According to analyst [The Data Nerd], this investor still holds 1.82M $MELANIA and 193.7k TRUMP tokens.

This whale suffered a huge loss of $7.08M right now.

Pump-and-Dump Scheme Accusations

Critics accused Trump's team of orchestrating a pump-and-dump scheme with investor funds. This took place ahead of Inauguration Day, suggesting deliberate price inflation for quick sale.

The price drop of TRUMP and MELANIA raises many questions about the methods used by Trump's team, resulting in substantial financial losses for investors.

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