Justin Sun refutes the accusations related to the Meme coin TRUMP, stating that the Meme coin has its "value".

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Tron founder Justin Sun dismissed allegations that TRUMP is a tool for bribery, stating that the skeptics are "short-sighted." He believes that Trump's embrace of Crypto Assets could spark innovation in America's digital asset space. Mainstream media has been harshly critical of the memecoin issued by Trump, but Justin Sun argues that holders have the right to express their views and that memecoins are a legitimate part of the digital asset market.

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2025-05-23 07:04:24

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On May 23, Coindesk reported that Tron founder Justin Sun refuted allegations that TRUMP was a bribery tool in an interview after the TRUMP dinner, which ended amid protests outside the White House. He called the skeptics “short-sighted” and said Trump’s embrace of cryptocurrencies could spark a new era of digital asset innovation in the United States. Mainstream media outlets have been quick and furious in their criticism of Trump’s decision to issue a meme coin, with some even trying to link the token’s holders to white supremacy. In response, Justin Sun said that critics have every right to express their views under the First Amendment. Meme coins are not considered gambling or Ponzi schemes, but rather positioned as a legitimate part of the digital asset market.

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