The Trump family has announced it's taking legal action against TrumpCoin — six years after the cryptocurrency first launched 🤯
Donald Trump has long been critical of cryptocurrencies — warning that they undermine the supremacy of the U.S. dollar.
The altcoin bills itself as the "#1 patriot cryptocurrency" — but its investors have ended up suffering a painful lesson in free market economics. And now, almost six years after the coin launched, Donald Trump's son Eric has publicly disavowed the project for the first time, tweeting:
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