TRUMP (TRUMP)Price Live Chart, Prediction, Market Cap, Token Unlocks, TRUMP Concept Stocks CoinMeta

BTC

$66,852.08

+0.66%

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TRUMP

No.97

$2.856

+1.20%

≈$2.86

Market Cap

$2.86B

Cir. Cap

$664.01M

Cir. Supply

232.5M

Cir. Rate

23.2498%

Total Supply

1,000M

Max Supply

1,000M

24h Volume

$38.46M

24h Vol (BTC)

110.09M

24h Turnover

16.579345%

Market Share

0.04%

Performance

Low

2.79

Range

+0.04%

High

2.90

Listing

$6.83

ATH (2025-01-18)

$75.35

-96.21%

ATL (2025-01-19)

$1.21

+136.34%

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Contract

Solana: 6p6xgH...jfGiPN

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Depth

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1 Minute

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1 Day

TradingView

-0.38%

24H

+1.2%

-5.12%

30D

-15.53%

-68.2%

All

-58.71%

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Pairs Funds

#	Exchange	Pairs	Price	+2%Depth	-2%Depth	Volume (24h)
1	OKX	TRUMPUSDC	2.831	$30,421.32	$31,089.05	0
2	KuCoin	TRUMPUSDC	2.858	$30,421.32	$31,089.05	1,091
3	Bybit	TRUMPUSDC	2.85	$30,421.32	$31,089.05	4,464
4	Bitget	TRUMPUSDC	2.857	$30,421.32	$31,089.05	8,038
5	MEXC Global	TRUMPUSDC	2.857	$30,421.32	$31,089.05	195,428
6	Bitget	TRUMPUSDT	2.857	$318,615.74	$401,682.98	442,733
7	gate.io	TRUMPUSDT	2.857	$318,615.74	$401,682.98	542,774
8	Hotbit	TRUMPUSDT	2.8599	$318,615.74	$401,682.98	698,905
9	Binance	TRUMPUSDC	2.858	$30,421.32	$31,089.05	852,709
10	KuCoin	TRUMPUSDT	2.858	$318,615.74	$401,682.98	1,061,967

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Rows

#	Unlock Date	Unlock Amount	Unlock Value	Total Supply %	Unlock Details
1	2026/04/03	904.11K	$2.58M	0.09%	6
2	2026/04/04	904.11K	$2.58M	0.09%	6
3	2026/04/05	904.11K	$2.58M	0.09%	6
4	2026/04/06	904.11K	$2.58M	0.09%	6
5	2026/04/07	904.11K	$2.58M	0.09%	6

About TRUMP

In January 2025, just days before his second inauguration, President Donald Trump introduced an official meme coin named $TRUMP. This cryptocurrency, hosted on the [Solana] blockchain, was designed to capitalize on the enthusiasm of his supporters and the growing trend of [meme-based digital assets]. There have been many politically themed meme coins launched since 2022, mostly on the Solana blockchain. Many of these coins are themed on the US political right and are named after President Donald Trump and MAGA.

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Community

52m ago

Rising oil prices mean more revenue for the US under Trump. Oil prices are about to break $200.

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Yuyue

1h ago

My recent realization is that options can be played like a game of cat and mouse, with surprisingly high potential returns. Previously, I mainly focused on selling puts in Hong Kong stocks, but the recent Trump rhetoric has presented many opportunities in options trading. My experience is that options are quite difficult to master; there are many more data dimensions, but the upside is very high, and there are many ways to play them. I'm currently learning with a small capital base.

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Decrypt

1h ago

The joint lawsuit filed by the Department of Justice and the Commodity Futures Trading Commission against Illinois, Arizona, and Connecticut marks the Trump administration's most forceful move to date to remove prediction markets from state gambling regulations.

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Davie

2h ago

There shouldn't be any activity over the weekend; Trump's probably exhausted by now. Let's continue focusing on high-altitude activities! 💪 Welcome to the David Community! 👏 Rain or shine, I'll be waiting for you in the group! ❤️ 8k-member group, waiting for you to stand out! 💪

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Isadora Youkexin

2h ago

Oil prices were $140 in 2008, and Lehman Brothers collapsed. Oil prices just broke $110. Brent crude is at $141, the highest since 2008. Iran launched missiles at Israel. Trump said he would bomb all of Iran's power plants. The Strait of Hormuz is about to close. 20% of the world's oil passes through there. If it closes, oil prices will hit $200. The US Treasury is already conducting stress tests at $200. The cost of filling up a tank of gas is almost the same as buying one ETH. The safest thing to do now is to do nothing. I advise you guys not to open any futures contracts for the next couple of days… wait until the fighting is over… #OilPrices #Iran #BTC

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wu fan

4h ago

Now I understand the logic behind Twitter's previous ban on Trump's account 🌚 Musk, can you ban him again?

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Bill The Investor

5h ago

Trump is gradually dismantling the old system, forcing a global reset. A blockade of the Persian Gulf Strait will shake the foundations of global oil supplies, leading to a sudden shift in dependence to American energy, manufacturing, and self-sufficiency. While the world struggles in chaos, the US is solidifying its foundations. This may seem madness, but it conceals a strategic move—this isn't checkers, it's a high-stakes endgame game. Hopefully, this is true.

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GiGi Lucky Pig

5h ago

Sometimes I do admire Trump (@realDonaldTrump). He drinks Coke every day, eats junk food like burgers and fries, and aside from the occasional golf game, he has almost no hobbies. He doesn't exercise, doesn't read, doesn't smoke or drink, sleeps only four hours a day, and is still scrolling through Twitter late at night. At 79 years old, with such an extremely low-quality lifestyle, how can Trump still be so radiant and act so arrogantly around the world? Previous presidents were all poised elites, but Trump is a businessman who talks big and is always changing his mind. He doesn't play by the rules and has turned the White House upside down. He has a bizarre theory about the human body as a battery, believing that human energy is limited and the more you exercise, the sooner you die. So, except when riding in a golf cart, he never breaks a sweat. He sees rules as something for the weak, and he never indulges in self-pity. While other presidents show off their foreign languages and reading lists, he doesn't. He only speaks English, doesn't use a computer, treats his bookshelves as decoration, and reads documents with a thick marker, crossing out anything he doesn't like. He doesn't read books; he only focuses on interests. This is precisely what makes him so controversial. Some love him, believing he's torn off the mask of political correctness. Others hate him, calling him a rule-breaking madman. He spouts nonsense online every day, even conspiracy theories. Traditional politicians value their reputation above all else, but he treats it as a bargaining chip. Until he signs something, everything he says is just a smokescreen to create chaos. He applies this businessman's mindset directly to governance. He treats the US like his own company, applying extreme pressure relentlessly. Domestically, he cuts taxes to appease capital; internationally, he wields the tariff weapon, withdrawing from international agreements at the slightest disagreement, and overturning agreements if he deems it unprofitable. If he can't handle immigration, he calls for a wall. These policies lack any lofty logic; they're all about calculations. Supporters think he's protecting domestic industries, while opponents watch helplessly as allies are betrayed, and the global trade system is shattered by his actions. Who says a president has to sit in an office? He spends his days holed up in the White House living quarters, drinking Coke in his pajamas and tweeting. He disliked the hassle of hosting state banquets and traveling abroad, believing that others should fly to the US to beg him for favors. He disliked formal press conferences, preferring to chat idly amidst the roar of helicopters, because the noise prevented reporters from asking follow-up questions, giving him complete control. At 79, he was photographed dozing off during a cabinet meeting, but he claimed it was because the meeting was too boring. He took cost-cutting and efficiency-enhancing measures to the extreme when dealing with redundant government officials. He refused to fill senior positions, employing temporary workers who could be fired at any time. He even used Musk's influence to drastically reduce staff, essentially reverting the civil service to what it was decades ago. He didn't tolerate idlers; if he didn't like you, you were fired the next day. You see his erratic lifestyle, his crazy tweets, and his harsh policies—these are all his methods of stripping away political pretenses. He's like a bulldozer that doesn't follow instructions; some see him as a savior, others as a disaster. But no matter how much you dislike him, this rough old man has already flipped the table according to his own rules.

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Pathfinder

7h ago

Is it almost time for BTC short sellers to revel again? Will the US military land on Iranian islands this Easter? With the US stock market closed for the Easter holiday, this is the perfect window of opportunity for Trump. By the time the US stock market reopens, many things will have already been settled. The US stock market rebounded, but Bitcoin failed to reach 69,500, and the S&P 500 failed to surpass 6,600. The rebound momentum is visibly weakening. Recently, several friends I usually communicate with have messaged me saying they've suffered heavy losses in both BTC and US stocks. I asked them, "Don't you guys tweet about this almost every day? I've been constantly warning about the risks of shorting Bitcoin and the decline in US stocks, so why didn't you sell?" Their main point is that they're still stuck in their old ways of thinking, afraid to short, hoping for a rise. Once they're trapped by the drop, they want it to continue rising even more, unwilling to cut their losses, and even less willing to short, watching their accounts shrink helplessly. Even worse, some followed advice from others to buy so-called value stocks, resulting in even greater losses. Last year, I posted a tweet that went viral, basically saying: Losses aren't made in bull markets or bear markets, but mainly during the transition from a bull to a bear market. Why? Because people keep hoping for further gains and trying to buy the dip, resulting in even greater losses. Look at the current market: the S&P 500 has broken below its 200-day moving average, and any rebound is basically weak. If it continues to fall, could it reach 6170? As for Bitcoin, the daily chart clearly shows a bearish structure, with significant resistance at 70,000-72,000. There's a massive amount of long positions around 64,500 that are being liquidated. Once the neckline is broken, these people will all be liquidated, and it won't just be 65,000; it will head straight for 60,000. Recently, Polymarket's 5-minute BTC price prediction quantitative analysis has been generating a lot of buzz. Bitget has launched a 5-minute US stock market prediction feature. Personally, I think large-cap US stocks might move more predictably. Those interested can try it out. US Stocks Event: Stock Hunter Quiz

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KnowHeya Media

7h ago

[ZhiMedia News Flash] Trump appoints Blanche, author of the encryption enforcement memo, as acting Attorney General

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