- Trump’s team announced a TRUMP Coin airdrop, giving three tokens to supporters who purchase official merchandise through March 1.
- Airdrop claims are processed via Crossmint, but users must verify the official contract address to avoid scams.
- Solana’s meme coin frenzy has intensified, with major traders profiting while new investors report heavy losses.
The crypto market stays as wild as ever, with Bitcoin hovering around $95,500 while U.S. markets remain closed for Presidents’ Day. But that’s not the real headline—Trump’s team just announced a TRUMP Coin airdrop as part of its election season push.
How the TRUMP Coin Airdrop Works
Trump’s official campaign is handing out three TRUMP Coins to anyone who purchases official Trump merchandise.
“By buying a Trump product, you’ve shown your love for President Trump—now President TRUMP is showing his love for you.”
To claim the airdrop, users must redeem tokens via Crossmint using the same email linked to their purchase.
- Deadline to claim: March 1
- Beware of scams—always verify the official TRUMP Coin contract address:
6p6xgHyF7AeE6TZkSmFsko444wqoP15icUSqi2jfGiPN
Solana’s Meme Coin Frenzy Escalates
Since Trump Coin’s official launch, meme coin mania on Solana ($178) has gone into overdrive.
- Big traders have caused billions in losses as new investors pile in.
- Trump’s influence has pulled fresh money into the space, but short-lived tokens have led to heavy losses for many.
While the hype around Trump Coin is strong, the memecoin market remains unpredictable, reminding investors to tread carefully.
