- Trump memecoin ($TRUMP) has plunged 97% from its all-time high of ~$75 to ~$2 per token.
- Melania Trump’s memecoin fell 99% from ~$14 to just $0.1, with no recovery.
- $TRUMP outperformed its counterpart, partly due to ongoing giveaways and exclusive events for top holders.
- Melania’s coin lacked any promotional support or holder perks, leading to a continuous decline.
Donald and Melania Trump’s memecoins have collapsed by 97% and 99% respectively from their January 2025 all-time highs. $TRUMP reached ~$75 on January 19 before beginning a slow, relentless slide to its current ~$2, while Melania’s coin peaked at ~$14 the following day and now trades for just $0.1.
The Trump Coin Club has attempted to prop up value through perks, including a private dinner with the president in April 2025 for the top 220 holders. Attendees included Justin Sun and Lamar Odom, according to a New York Times report, though it remains unclear if they used the access to push for new laws or executive orders.
A year later, top holders joined a private Mar-a-Lago celebration featuring speakers like Tony Robbins and Mike Tyson. Shortly after, the same members could win box seats to the World Cup Final, and another opportunity now offers tickets to the F1 series in Singapore—without the president in attendance.
Despite these gimmicks, $TRUMP continues its slow descent toward zero with volumes cratering. Melania’s coin followed a very different path: interest waned after a brief spike, and she never mentioned it again, offered no giveaways, and provided no access to buy. It fell 90% within one month and has lost value ever since. Investors in either coin have seen their hopes thoroughly dashed.
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