Key dealers
- The World Liberty Financial, partly owned by the Trump family, sent a cessation and rejection to fight fight fight for the development of a $ Trump wallet.
- Fight Fight Fight launched Trump Memecoin in January, resulting in significant revenue and token value.
World Liberty Financial, partly owned by the Trump family, sent a cessation letter to fight Fight Fight, the company behind Trump’s Meme coin, over a dispute involving a new crypt wallet, Bloomberg reported Thursday, with reference to a person who is familiar with the matter.
The conflict arose after the Fight Fight Fight earlier this week that it developed an “official $ Trump wallet” for trading and possession of digital assets, in collaboration with Marketplace Magic Eden. Both companies received and motivated letters.
Donald Trump Jr. criticized the wallet on social media, while Eric Trump wrote: “I would be extremely careful about using our name in a project that has not been approved and is unknown to someone in our organization.” World Liberty Financial has developed its own wallet with a focus on the generation of token.
The wallet’s website and presence on social media have fluctuated in recent days. While Trumpwallet.com is currently online, its X -account will remain suspended.
Fight Fight Fight launched Trump Meme coin in January and generated over $ 300 million in fees for the owners, according to the computer company’s chain analysis. Fight Fight Fight and CIC Digital LLC has 80% of the token supply, currently valued at $ 1.7 billion according to Coinmarketcap.com.
World Liberty Financial has collected $ 550 million through token sales and issued USD, a Dollar-Peggad Stablecoin with a market value of $ 2.2 billion. A Trump-connected company receives 75% of net income as fees, including token sales revenue. The Trump family owns 60% of World Liberty through DT Marks Defi llc.
This is a developing story.
