The New York Times: About one million investors in Trump-themed tokens have collectively lost $3.81 billion
ChainCatcher news, according to The New York Times, by the end of June, nearly 1 million investors had participated in various Trump-themed token investments, with a cumulative loss reaching 3.81 billion US dollars. Cryptocurrency analytics firm Nansen analyzed the trading mechanism and stated that the fee distribution rule for these tokens enables Trump to profit in both upward and downward market trends, with the main source of income coming from ongoing transaction fees.
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