NBC News: White House Responds in Email That Meme Coin TRUMP Is Unrelated to the White House
According to an article by NBC News, attendees at the Bitcoin 2025 conference in Las Vegas raised questions about Trump's meme coin. Bitcoin investor Ryan Nichols stated that although he is a fan of Trump, he will not engage with Trump's digital currency and predicts that its future price may decline. BitcoinOS co-founder Edan Yago believes that the TRUMP coin is a form of legitimate corruption rather than a good use of the underlying technology. The Trump Organization and the administrator of the meme coin selling website geettrumpmemes did not respond to requests for comment, while the White House stated in an email that "The $TRUMP meme coin has nothing to do with the White House."
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