Trump Memes are intended to function as an expression of support for, and engagement with, the ideals and beliefs embodied by the symbol "$TRUMP" and the associated artwork, and are not intended to be, or to be the subject of, an investment opportunity, investment contract, or security of any type.
And Trump II's second dinner contest caused a 354% rise in $TRUMP derivatives volume? I believe derivatives are investment contracts.
Trump II's first dinner nearly doubled his meme-coin price from roughly $8 to $16 during the contest period.
His second is less impactful to date. It has gone from $2.75 to currently $3.40 (with a rise to $4.25 in between).
"It's long term value is tied to Donald Trump's political relevance," which is ebbing by the tantrum and savage whim.
A new poll on Donald Trump found that 65% of polled Americans say “arrogant” applies “a lot” to the president. More than half also describe him as “opportunistic” (57%), “reckless” (56%), “dishonest” (54%), and “corrupt” (54%).
Derivatives are risky bets, the kind Trump II would want to take (his ideals and beliefs). Are you "all in" for Trump II's global casino rampage? It could get you a free meal.
