小唐纳德・特朗普宣布推出挑战传统银行的加密平台

币界网Publicado em 2024-08-09Última atualização em 2024-08-09

币界网报道:

8 月 8 日,在订阅平台 Locals 的问答环节中,前总统唐纳德・特朗普的长子小特朗普表示,他正准备推出一个新的去中心化金融(DeFi)平台,已解决银行业存在的不平等问题。此外,他还宣称,他并不是在创造一种迷因代币,而是专注于构建一个全新的挑战传统银行系统的区块链平台。

目前该项目还处于早期阶段,需要很长的时间来开发。但他没有提供项目具体的路线图,只是指出该平台能够解决银行体系内部存在的不平等问题,这对于许多已“失去银行账户”或无法获得传统金融服务的用户来说,是十分值得期待的。

本周早些时候,小特朗普曾在 X 平台的推文中提到了 DeFi,当时市场上就有了他会构建加密货币的猜测。8 月 7 日,他在 X 平台发帖称,“我们即将用一件大事来撼动加密货币世界,去中心化金融是未来——不要落后!”这条贴文引发了有关他可能会推出新迷因币的说法,不过他在 Locals 的问答环节澄清了这一谣言。

更有趣的是,小特朗普的弟弟埃里克・特朗普(Eric Trump)当天也在 X 平台发帖,表达了他对加密货币和 DeFi 领域的热情。埃里克・特朗普写道:“我真的爱上了加密货币/DeFi,请继续关注重大公告。”这进一步加剧了有关该家族参与加密行业的猜测。

然而,两兄弟很快就与“ RTR 迷因币划清了界限,该迷因币最近因与特朗普家族的关系密切而暴涨。8 月 8 日,埃里克・特朗普称其家族与 RTR 迷因币毫无关系,这导致 RTR 代币价值急剧下跌,跌幅一度扩大至 70%。同样,小唐纳德・特朗普在 X 平台发帖警告说,建议加密社区警惕号称与特朗普家族有关联的虚假代币,他向追随者保证,任何该家族官方运营的加密项目都会由家族直接宣布,并对每个人都是公平的。

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