Someone asked if $TRUMP crashes if he leaves office. Wrong question — it already crashed while he's been in office the whole time. The token launched near $0.40 on January 17, 2025, spiked to $73.43 two days later on a $70B+ FDV, and sits near $1.48 today. That's down 97.9% from the high. Every month of that slide happened during the most crypto-friendly administration in US history — monthly VWAP fell in 17 of the last 20 months. Volume went from $50.4B in January 2025 to $550M this July, down 98.9%. So it's not really a political-power derivative. It's attention plus supply, and supply's been winning for over a year and a half. Only 248M of the 1B total tokens even circulate — the other 752M sit with two Trump-affiliated entities, unlocking gradually into 2028. FDV is $1.52B against a $368M market cap — roughly 4x the current float still queued to hit the market. It's not just this token either. Every Trump-themed coin — MAGA, TrumpCoin, Super Trump, MAGA Trump — is down 98 to 100%. $TRUMP is the best performer in its own category, which says everything. If a removal headline hit, I'd expect a violent air-pocket drop, maybe 30-60%, then a partial bounce — attention's what these things trade on, and that's the biggest attention event available. But it wouldn't be the crash people picture — the political premium's already gone. The real risk was never political. It's the unlock schedule against a thin float, and separately, Senators Warren and Blumenthal asked the SEC to investigate the token, citing claims that roughly a million investors lost $3.81B combined while Trump-affiliated entities collected about $636M in royalties — worth noting that's their letter's allegation, not a finding. Either way, none of it depends on who's in the White House. #Meme Alpha# #BTC Price Analysis# #Macro Insights#