Ivanka Trump Denounces Unauthorized Crypto Token, Takes Legal Action Against ‘$IVANKA’ Creators

Ivanka Trump Denounces Unauthorized $IVANKA Cryptocurrency Token as Market Cap Hits $1.1M

  • Ivanka Trump distances herself from unauthorized cryptocurrency using her name and likeness.
  • Legal action planned against creators of unauthorized $IVANKA token.
  • Unauthorized token reaches $1.1 million market cap despite warnings.
  • Token launch follows recent TRUMP and MELANIA cryptocurrency price movements.
  • Cryptocurrency market continues to face challenges with celebrity-linked unauthorized tokens.

Ivanka Trump issued a stern warning against an unauthorized cryptocurrency token bearing her name, announcing potential legal action against its creators while the token’s market value reached $1.1 million amid rising trading activity.

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In a public statement on X, Trump emphasized, "I have no involvement with this coin. This fake coin risks deceiving consumers and defrauding them of their hard-earned money, and the unauthorized use of my name and likeness is a violation of my rights."

Despite the warning, trading data from DexScreener shows the unauthorized $IVANKA token achieved $1.6 million in trading volume over 24 hours, with prices rising 40% following Trump’s announcement.

The unauthorized token’s emergence follows recent activity in Trump-family related cryptocurrencies. The Official Trump (TRUMP) token, trading on the Solana Blockchain, has experienced a 6% decline over 24 hours, trading at approximately $36 – representing a 50% decrease from its peak price, according to CoinGecko data.

Celebrity Token Fraud Patterns

This incident mirrors a pattern of unauthorized celebrity-linked cryptocurrency launches. Recent examples include fake tokens associated with singer Iggy Azalea and soccer star Kylian Mbappe. These tokens often operate as pump-and-dump schemes, where prices are artificially inflated through social media manipulation before rapidly declining, leaving investors with losses.

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The surge in unauthorized celebrity tokens highlights the need for increased investor caution in the cryptocurrency market, particularly regarding projects claiming celebrity endorsements without proper verification or legal authorization.

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