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Don't you wish you could take your vote back?Cannonpointer » Today, 12:06 am » wrote: ↑ They're upset because the wild-eyed, tin foil-hatted loons imagine the possibility of influence peddling somehow being built into the idea of a US president selling made up, entirely fictitious monetary instruments to foreign leaders and corporate lobbyists.
Ignore the fools - they can't see how Trump's integrity prevents that from happening.
But, but, Trump:
"While it quickly achieved a massive market valuation and netted President Trump hundreds of millions of dollars, it has also behaved similarly to other traditional meme coin cycles:"
Trump does **** the Trump way, it has to be over the top Yuge!
"Because anyone can launch a meme coin, the total number of on-chain meme tokens exceeds 11 million. However, there are approximately 1,500 to 15,000 actively traded meme coins, with around 1,000 maintaining liquid, non-zero trading volumes."
It appears even the smartest and brightest don't read the disclaimer.