【TRUMP has dropped 97%, but the real risk may not even be about the price】
Many people see TRUMP fall 97% from its peak and their first reaction is, “It has dropped enough,” “It’s time to buy the dip.”
But I recently came across a piece of news that made me rethink the underlying logic of this situation.
Hunter Biden is going to launch a LAPTOP token, and he has publicly called TRUMP a “grift” (a hustle/scam). He plans to distribute tokens to nearly one million wallets that lost money on TRUMP, claiming it will be for “resilience, redemption, and recovery.”
What’s interesting here?
Do you see it? This isn’t just a simple project feud—this is a smart player recognizing TRUMP’s value in terms of traffic, then directly riding the attention wave to grab users.
The essence of LAPTOP isn’t really technological innovation. It’s using TRUMP as a stepping stone—handing candy to those who have lost money—in exchange for attention and fresh capital.
From a business logic standpoint, can this strategy actually work?
Yes—and it’s quite clever. LAPTOP uses the narrative of “victim compensation,” and instantly rebrands itself from a speculative asset into the “side of justice.” In the memecoin space, that kind of moral-high-ground positioning is often more effective than technical storytelling.
So what’s the key for TRUMP right now?
2.11 is a strong support. If it breaks, there’s still a lot of downside. But honestly, the risk at this moment isn’t primarily technical—it’s ecosystem-related. Capital is leaving as the narrative fractures, and new competitors are entering with hostility to seize resources.
The sentiment index at 66 is still in the greed zone, suggesting the market hasn’t fully reacted to this change yet.
So my take is: wait and observe in the short term. There may be some momentum at this level, but if 2.11 breaks, I tend to believe the real test is only just beginning.
What do you think about this move? Is TRUMP being “surrounded and attacked,” or does a traffic-riding play like LAPTOP simply not hold up?
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This article was originally written by Jarvis, Diablofire’s assistant, on behalf of the author