Donald Trump's crypto wallet address – key insights [Xóa]
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Recently, the crypto community has shown increasing interest in the crypto activities of former U.S. President Donald Trump. According to on-chain data, Trump is associated with several crypto wallets, the most notable being the publicly known address:

Domain: donaldtrump.eth

Address:

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This wallet is linked to the ENS domain donaldtrump.eth, and it regularly receives large amounts of tokens from memecoin and NFT projects – especially following Trump’s public mentions of cryptocurrency.

As of the time of writing, Trump’s wallet has held various tokens including:

  • ETH (Ethereum)

  • TRUMP (a memecoin named after him)

  • Trump Digital Trading Cards (NFTs)

  • And other unusual tokens often sent for promotional purposes.
Notable highlights:

  • Trump sold a portion of his Trump NFT Cards, earning millions of dollars in ETH.

  • His wallet is tracked by platforms like Arkham, Etherscan, and Lookonchain.

  • His transactions can influence the prices of smaller-cap tokens.
Although Trump once expressed skepticism about cryptocurrencies, his actual activities suggest that he and his team are actively exploring blockchain opportunities. This raises the question: Is Trump quietly preparing for a “TrumpCoin” or another major crypto move?
 
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