News View Non-AMP

Eric Trump Denies New Family Crypto Token Rumors as ‘Fraud’

Published by
Rizwan Ansari

President Donald Trump’s son Eric Trump has rejected viral claims that the Trump family is preparing to launch a new cryptocurrency called “Truth Coin.” The rumor spread after traders spotted a new token and unusual wallet activity on Robinhood Chain. 

Meanwhile, the rumour pushed Trump-linked tokens like TRUMP and MELANIA to surge over 40%.

How the New Trump Token Rumor Started

The rumor quickly spread on X after a post from WhaleScan said Trump is “officially” about to launch a new coin. Further, the account said that WhaleScan would be the first to report it, as it did with Trump’s last coin. 

The claims gained more attention after a mysterious WWW token, also known as “Truth Coin,” appeared on the Robinhood Chain. The alleged token was said to have a 1 billion supply, with 500 million tokens available at launch. 

Around 300 million tokens were planned for liquidity, while another 200 million were set aside for the project’s growth.

Later on, a developer wallet reportedly received 300 ETH, while the token’s trading fee changed from 10% to 0.3%.

The WWW token quickly reached a market value of about $10.24 million, while the developer wallet reportedly held 99.9% of the supply.

Eric Trump Clearly Denies All The Rumours

Responding to ongoing rumours about Trump’s newly launched token, Eric Trump quickly denies rumours of a new family crypto token and calls the reports completely fraudulent.

“What a joke… This is absolutely not true. No one is launching any kind of coin. If anyone is suggesting otherwise, it’s a fraud.”

Before Eric’s warning comes, the rumor has pushed Trump-themed memecoins higher. TRUMP rose 40%, while MELANIA gained 11% in a single day as traders rushed to buy tokens linked to the Trump family.

Why Did Traders Believe the Story?

The rumor gained attention because Trump Media & Technology Group, the owner of Truth Social, had earlier explored crypto and prediction market plans. 

However, the company now appears to be focusing more on Bitcoin than launching new tokens.

Community members have warned traders to be careful with copycat tokens, especially without an official confirmation from the Trump family.

Rizwan Ansari

Rizwan is an experienced Crypto journalist with almost half a decade of experience covering everything related to the growing crypto industry — from price analysis to blockchain disruption. During this period, he’s authored more than 3,000 news articles for Coinpedia News.

Recent Posts

IMF Demands 4 Major Bitcoin Reforms for El Salvador to Unlock $1.4B Loan

El Salvador now has to comply with several Bitcoin-related conditions to secure a $1.4 billion…

October 2, 2026

SEC Proposes New Crypto Custody Rules to Expand Investor Choice

On October 1, the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) issued a comprehensive regulatory proposal…

October 2, 2026

Altcoins Could Fall 30% to 50% if Bitcoin Dominance Keeps Rising, Warns Analyst

Altcoins may be heading for a correction even if Bitcoin only dips slightly. That's the…

October 1, 2026

Coinbase CEO: Banks May Push For ‘CLARITY 2.0’ In A Few Years

Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong said banks may eventually be the ones pushing the US to…

October 1, 2026

Exclusive: Edo Farina Says Peter Brandt Ignores XRP’s 100 Billion Supply Cap In ‘Fool Coin’ Jab

Edo Farina, founder of Alpha Lions Academy and a long-time XRP advocate, has pushed back…

October 1, 2026

Can Ethereum Rally If US ISM Moves Toward 60?

Ethereum is facing an awkward setup as US ISM PMI data lands at 54.5. The…

October 1, 2026