>>61103432 (OP)
its an overcapitalized shitcoin. this is exactly like tezos, bancor, etc...
trash. I put 4k in during the 2nd round. as always, holding ether is better.
>>61103432 (OP)
It’s a governance token where the company can overrule the consensus of the holders. Probably not going to do great unless they need to dump on the holders again
>>61103835
He'll only get around $500 million if he dumps now, and if that were enough he would have done it already. I don't see why this wouldn't pump at some point just to give him a good exit. But there are a lot of baggies beside him, including Justin Sun. It's an interesting conundrum.
>>61103835
lol its pretty opague, the founders minimally hold 30% of the total supply, realisitically, the hold all the supply, so its just navel gazing to say anything otherwise.
they also hold 100% of the presale which is like 800 million now and is probably earning a million dollars a day in fees/staking that is all payable to DT markets defi(the trump family).
>>61103918
Making 500 milly at 19 is pretty good for something that is fundamentally worthless. The Trump's only care about dollars and retards in crypto are happy gifting them around 1 billion per month so far. I'm sure they're already working on their next token launch for sometime next year.
>>61103432 (OP) > This coin was created after banks froze Trump’s son’s cash. > Marketed as “decentralised freedom from banks” > Day 1: Abandon decentralisation and blacklist one of their biggest and earliest investors, Justin Sun, for trying to sell some of his coins for profit. > Fast forward a few weeks, they allow insiders to sell their tokens before the Friday crash.
kek
>>61105595
This thing will never pump, they fucked over Justin Sun, they have no other heavy hitters to make this thing do anything and the one they had they made an enemy. It's a dead project, it served its purpose already.
