One coin, two kinds of lives.
The TRUMP meme coin has been a drama magnet ever since it launched.
When it surges, it’s “faith”; when it crashes, it’s a “scam.”
Two Democratic U.S. Senators, Warren and Blumenthal, have just teamed up to send a joint letter to the SEC, asking it to find out whether this amounts to indirect fraud.
The numbers don’t show mercy: nearly 1 million investors have collectively lost $3.81 billion.
Ironically, the SEC hasn’t even opened a case yet—and its chief is someone Trump himself appointed.
To hope this case will be clarified, it might take a very long time.
The TRUMP meme coin has been a drama magnet ever since it launched.
When it surges, it’s “faith”; when it crashes, it’s a “scam.”
Two Democratic U.S. Senators, Warren and Blumenthal, have just teamed up to send a joint letter to the SEC, asking it to find out whether this amounts to indirect fraud.
The numbers don’t show mercy: nearly 1 million investors have collectively lost $3.81 billion.
Ironically, the SEC hasn’t even opened a case yet—and its chief is someone Trump himself appointed.
To hope this case will be clarified, it might take a very long time.