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January 31, 2026, 11:38:43 PM
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Nah, it will never become a threat to BTC. A memecoin will always be a memecoin, no matter what. Any memecoin that is made, or will be made, by Trump will pump hard but will also go down again once the hype is over. That’s the cycle of memecoins. Even if he makes a coin with utility, we still can’t say it will become a threat, even if it becomes widely accepted, simply because btc is btc.

A coin with utility won't bear the name of "Meme". I don't know how this idea came across his mind because like you said btc is btc and meme shitcoins are shitcoins. But I can understand some of his frustrations as he sees Trump star shining as a big influencer politicians who seems to be changing the world order to a completely unexpected orientation. He might fear the status of bitcoin because of his ignorance about the nature of each project.

I would like to reassure op that that Trump Coin is far to be in comparison with bitcoin. Bitcoin is fully decentralized protocol while Trump shitcoin is a bump and dump coin. Most likely a scam project.

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Bitcoin is fully decentralized protocol while Trump shitcoin is a bump and dump coin.
Obviously, it's no competition technologically. But how would the decentralization help against pump and dump (albeit at a larger scale)?
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Today at 01:41:26 PM
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Bitcoin is fully decentralized protocol while Trump shitcoin is a bump and dump coin.
Obviously, it's no competition technologically. But how would the decentralization help against pump and dump (albeit at a larger scale)?

If the coin can be manipulated by a centralized authority, then it's not fully decentralized despite it's blockchain designed. I can mention other cryptocurrencies that seems to be fully decentralized but their development is between the hands of centralized decision makers. Memecoins however are nothing but a concept to make bump and dump benefits because they have no use cases plus development issues. 

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