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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Legal Implications and Market Response

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.

Market Context and Related Tokens

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.

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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