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TRUMP PEPE (TRUMPE) Token: Issuance Price and Market Overview
There is market confusion regarding the issuance price of the "Trump Pepe" token, with references to two distinct projects: one is a token named "OFFICIAL TRUMP" (TRUMP), issued in January 2025 with an initial price of approximately $10, which surged to $74.59; the other is a token named "Trump Pepe" (TRUMPE or TRUMPEPE), for which specific issuance price information is unclear, and its current trading market activity is extremely low, with some platforms showing its price as zero or insufficient data. This article will introduce the issuance status and market performance of these two projects separately.
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TRUMP PEPE (TRUMPE) Token: Issuance Price and Market Overview
There is market confusion regarding the issuance price of the "Trump Pepe" token, with references to two distinct projects: one is a token named "OFFICIAL TRUMP" (TRUMP), issued in January 2025 with an initial price of approximately $10, which surged to $74.59; the other is a token named "Trump Pepe" (TRUMPE or TRUMPEPE), for which specific issuance price information is unclear, and its current trading market activity is extremely low, with some platforms showing its price as zero or insufficient data. This article will introduce the issuance status and market performance of these two projects separately.
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