Statistics from the chain analysis agency Nansen show that it revolves around the Tremple memes TRUMP Of the transactions, nearly 1 million accounts were in deficit at the end of June, with cumulative losses of approximately $3.8 billion. This data again places Trump's personal encryption, investor losses and United States regulatory orientation under the same focus.

About two-thirds of buyers lost.

According to the Nansen chain analysis cited in The New York Times, the TRUMP tokens recorded losses of 988,905 accounts as at the end of June, accounting for about two thirds of all buyers. The statistics are based on publicly searchable transaction records on the block chain.

Price performance also reflects the withdrawal of funds. TRUMP trades on a Sunday at a price of approximately US$ 1.69, which is close to 98 per cent above the historical high of US$ 75.35.

  • Number of deficit accounts: 988,905
  • Cumulative loss: approximately $3.8 billion
  • Higher drop: close to 98 per cent

The Tromps' encryption is on the line.

Trump announced the launch three days before his inauguration in 2025. Previously, he also co-founded the encryption project World Liberty Financial with his son. It was reported that the prices of WLFI, the relevant token for the project, had also fallen significantly.

In the most recent financial disclosure, Tripp stated that it had earned $636 million in revenues from the TRUMP monet. This figure is about half of the $1.4 billion it received last year from the encryption industry.

Re-focused US regulatory orientation.

The United States Securities and Exchange Commission, in the tenure of the Trump Government, has indicated that it will not regulate memes on a securities basis and has withdrawn several lawsuits against encryption companies. With the large losses of TRUMP currency investors and the fact that the relevant revenues of the issuer are still significant, external discussions on the relationship between policy positions and individual business interests have again increased.

The White House spokesman stated to The New York Times that Trump “is proud to make the United States a global city of encryption”.