A deep dive into the TRUMP-backed ETF application: SEC approval requirements, risks, tokenomics, price trends, and potential investment strategies.
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The crypto world is once again buzzing — Canary Capital has filed an application with the SEC to launch an ETF backed by TRUMP tokens. This isn’t their first attempt, as the company is known for flooding the regulator with ETF filings.
For a crypto ETF to exist, a futures contract must have been traded for at least six months. TRUMP doesn’t meet this requirement yet. However, by the time the SEC reviews the application, such a futures contract may already exist.
Looking at the tokenomics:
This means constant selling pressure, which negatively impacts price.
TRUMP is a memecoin with no connection to a real project or revenue model.
Unlike stocks of companies like Apple, which grow alongside product sales, TRUMP doesn’t generate value. Instead, it’s more of a way to raise money from the market. Moreover, most of the supply remains in the hands of its developers.
Price dynamics
Thus, there is no token shortage, and selling pressure dominates.
At best, one could catch 20–30% upward moves, but long-term, TRUMP looks like yet another pointless memecoin.
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