Today, several people asked me about buying Trump coins. I was straightforward with them, emphasizing the risks and pointing out that it’s currently at a high level. Surprisingly, 99% of them said they’d only invest a few hundred thousand, treating it as casually as playing mahjong. The average buy-in threshold for Trump coins is noticeably higher than that of DOGE.

In a way, buying Trump coins seems to come with a more relaxed mindset compared to buying DOGE, especially for newbies. These buyers aren’t overly concerned about losing money; they just want to own some “presidential coins” and hold onto them.

As long as there’s no large-scale reduction in original holdings, they’re likely to stay in the game. However, if the price increases tenfold, they’ll probably cash out.

It’s possible that Trump himself might make a statement in the coming days, sparking renewed attention to this hot topic. Buying in during the cooldown phase could offer multiple waves of opportunities. After all, Trump’s relevance spans a long period, meaning there will likely be plenty of chances ahead.

#$TRUMP Continues to Rise