Real Trump Coins denies issuing GOLD tokens

Real Trump Coins, associated with Trump, denies issuing, promoting, or authorizing any digital tokens, including the Trump Digital GOLD token, which collapsed shortly after briefly appearing on its online channels, attributing the promotional activity to "malicious third-party actors." Previously, Real Trump Coins' X account promoted this Solana-based token on Saturday and directed users to the RealTrumpCoins.com website; the related posts were later deleted, and the account now links to another domain, TrumpCoins.com.

Real Trump Coins stated on the X platform: "Trump Coins has never authorized, nor will it issue, promote, or authorize any digital tokens," and indicated that it is cooperating with relevant authorities to investigate the matter. At the time of the statement, the issuance of the GOLD token was highly concentrated; according to on-chain analysis platform Lookonchain, developers and newly created wallets controlled 82.45% of the token's supply, with 15 wallets associated with the team having sold approximately $330,000 worth of holdings, realizing a profit of about $312,000.

As of the time of publication, the RealTrumpCoins.com website still displays promotional information for the GOLD token, and Trump himself continues to follow Real Trump Coins' X account, which is one of the 53 accounts he follows.