Trump’s Truth Social in 2025: The Crypto Killer You Didn’t See Coming?
Truth Social isn't just another platform—it's a political lightning rod with the power to disrupt markets. Now, in 2025, it's setting its sights on crypto. Here's why that matters.
When a social media giant backed by a former president flexes its muscles, the crypto world pays attention. Whether through regulatory influence or sheer market dominance, Truth Social could reshape the landscape overnight.
But let's be real—since when has any 'big threat' actually killed crypto? Remember when they said CBDCs would bury Bitcoin? Yeah, about that...
Still, don't underestimate the chaos a well-timed tweet from Mar-a-Lago can unleash. After all, nothing moves markets like a mix of politics and unchecked ego—just ask the SEC.
‘I Have Never Seen Such Open Corruption’: Trump Crypto Shady Dealings
While B-2 bombers prepared to enter the Middle East, Donald TRUMP entertained crypto whales over filet mignon only weeks ago. Specifically, the president rolled out a private 1-on-1 meeting about his memecoin $Trump, a speculative token with zero utility.
One of them, crypto billionaire Justin Sun, dropped $20 million into the coin, which earned him a golden ticket to a private dinner alongside 24 other high-rolling buyers. The whole thing reeks of self-enrichment.
Former federal prosecutor Paul Rosenzweig labeled it a “textbook” breach of the Constitution’s intent. Harvard political scientist Steven Levitsky was more direct:
“I have never seen such open corruption in any modern government anywhere.”
For the record: Nobody turned on Trump. He turned on his base.
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— Red Pill USA (@Red_Pill_US) June 17, 2025
Trump’s relationship with Justin SUN says much about where his head’s at. Once skeptical of crypto, the former president champions it as gospel.
Earlier this year, his administration helped pause SEC fraud cases against Sun’s companies. It all fits neatly into Trump’s pledge to make America theand end what he called a
Behind the scenes, the former president is cashing in. His blockchain empire, including World Liberty Financial, was valued at $2.9 billion in March. 75% of token sales reportedly go straight to the Trump family.
The Cost of Ambition
Trump’s dual strategies of international saber-rattling and crypto profiteering have drawn condemnation as exploitative and self-serving.
Trump once called Bitcoin “a scam,” and now he’s neck-deep in meme coin cash grabs. His involvement in the $Trump token contradicts everything he said in 2021 unless, of course, the scam just needed to work in his favor.
As Trump and his institutional backers cash in, trust among retail investors continues to crater. 99Bitcoins analysts will follow his next moves closely, if only to document how DEEP the contradiction runs.
Key Takeaways
- As war in Iran lingers back home, questions linger about Trump’s crypto dealings on Truth Social.
- Trump’s dual strategies of international saber-rattling and crypto profiteering have drawn condemnation as exploitative and self-serving.
