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In reply to the discussion: Trump's Meme Coin Has Reportedly Netted Him More Than $50 Billion On Paper in Just 48 Hours [View all]D. Spaulding
(129 posts)6. Remember how much his supporters talked about his unselfishness in not accepting a salary?
Well that's very small potatoes when compared to how oligarchs helped him monetize his presidency for billions, when you look at Truthsocial and this. And how much of his "own" money did Trump have to put up to make these immense fortunes?
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Trump's Meme Coin Has Reportedly Netted Him More Than $50 Billion On Paper in Just 48 Hours [View all]
Mr. Sparkle
Jan 19
OP
So true. I also wonder about money laundering and all the people that want to pay to play
tulipsandroses
Jan 19
#5
Remember how much his supporters talked about his unselfishness in not accepting a salary?
D. Spaulding
Jan 19
#6
How soon will he direct the US Treasury to buy his crypto and coins from the gold reserves?
keithbvadu2
Jan 19
#9
It's meme crypto. Any crypto is only worth what people are willing to accept for it
Bernardo de La Paz
Jan 19
#10
The theoretical price of what he was given is not what he could sell for
muriel_volestrangler
Jan 19
#13
The absurdity of that headline speaks volumes about the absurdity of cryptocurrencies
William Seger
Jan 19
#22
YES! And I fully expect it to collapse even more, in price. Especially when they are touting $50+ billion or more
SWBTATTReg
Jan 20
#46
re: "Taxes on some $50+ billion dollars?" - It's not income, it's wealth, and we have no wealth tax.
thesquanderer
Jan 20
#55
Stupidity of people never fails to amaze me. When this whole f**king mess implodes, I will sit back and watch the
JohnSJ
Jan 19
#26