Real Trump Coins denies any connection to the Trump Digital GOLD token

Real Trump Coins has issued a statement that it did not launch, promote, or authorize the release of the Trump Digital GOLD token. The asset appeared on platforms associated with the brand, but posts about it were soon deleted. The company claims that the information could have been posted by third parties without the organization's permission.

The reason for the investigation was the activity of the Real Trump Coins account on the social network X. Over the weekend, the profile began advertising GOLD and directing investors to the RealTrumpCoins.com service. Information about the token was also posted there. Later, the posts disappeared, and the link in the profile started leading to a third-party website.

Following this, Real Trump Coins issued an official statement. The company emphasized that it did not authorize the release of the asset and has no plans to launch tokens under its brand. Representatives of the organization also reported cooperating with authorities as part of the investigation.

Questions about GOLD also arose due to the distribution of the token's supply. According to data from Lookonchain, the developer and recently created wallets controlled 83% of all tokens. Such concentration creates the possibility for major holders to directly influence the asset's liquidity and price.

Lookonchain also recorded sales from 15 wallets that could be linked to the platform. They sold tokens for approximately $33K, making a profit of about $313K. These transactions heightened interest in the origin of GOLD and its launch.

Additional questions were raised by the connection between the Real Trump Coins account and the RealTrumpCoins domain. As recently as August 25, the company's profile was directing users to this website, although the domain TrumpCoins later appeared in its description. Meanwhile, information about GOLD continued to be displayed on RealTrumpCoins for some time, even after the company's public denial.