President Trump and his wife launched their own cryptocurrencies, called memecoins! These are digital coins whose value goes up and down based on what people think, not on real things.
- Many fake Trump memecoins quickly appeared, trying to trick people into thinking they're real.
- Over 700 copycat coins were sent to the Trumps' digital wallet.
- Experts warn that these fake coins are very risky and people could lose money.
- These coins were created easily on Solana, a special computer network for crypto.
| Fact | Number |
|---|---|
| Fake Trump coins | 700+ |
| Fake coins with "Official" in name | 67 |
| Notional value of "OFFICIAL BARRON TRUMP" | ~$6 billion (but hasn't traded recently!) |
