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Nearly 1 million wallets are down $3.81 billion on Trump’s memecoin: report
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Nearly 1 million wallets that bought President Donald Trump's official memecoin have lost money since its January 2025 launch, with combined losses of $3.81 billion through the end of June, according to data from analytics firm Nansen reported by The New York Times on Saturday.
Key facts
- Nearly 1 million wallets that bought President Donald Trump's official memecoin have lost money since its January 2025 launch, with combined losses of $3.81 billion through the end of June, according
- Across all 1.48 million wallets, gains and losses net out to about $236 million, according to additional Nansen figures shared with CoinDesk
- Trump's 927-page disclosure, released Tuesday by the Office of Government Ethics, listed the memecoin income as royalties flowing through CIC Digital LLC and showed hundreds of millions of dollars
- The losses fall on 988,905 of the roughly 1.48 million wallets that have bought the Official Trump token (TRUMP), about two out of every three, and include both realized losses and paper losses
Summary
The losses fall on 988,905 of the roughly 1.48 million wallets that have bought the Official Trump token (TRUMP), about two out of every three, and include both realized losses and paper losses on tokens still held, per the data. Across all 1.48 million wallets, gains and losses net out to about $236 million, according to additional Nansen figures shared with CoinDesk. Trump's 927-page disclosure, released Tuesday by the Office of Government Ethics, listed the memecoin income as royalties flowing through CIC Digital LLC and showed hundreds of millions of dollars more tied to World Liberty Financial, The Block previously reported.