Trump memecoin
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The official $TRUMP Solana mint address is 6p6xgHyF7AeE6TZkSmFsko444wqoP15icUSqi2jfGiPN, checked against CoinGecko, Solscan and Phantom on 1 November 2026. [1] [3] [2]

This checker compares Solana addresses only. The project also lists a TRON version, but CoinGecko currently lists only Solana; a TRON address has not passed our two-source verification and is not checked here. [4]

Official $TRUMP mint address (Solana)

6p6xgHyF7AeE6TZkSmFsko444wqoP15icUSqi2jfGiPN

Solana mint last checked: 1 Nov 2026

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How to verify in 60 seconds

  1. Check the network.

    This page compares the Solana mint only. Open the token details in Phantom and follow its explorer link to Solscan; do not use a link from an unsolicited message. [16]

  2. Compare the full address.

    On Solscan, check that the mint is 6p6xgHyF7AeE6TZkSmFsko444wqoP15icUSqi2jfGiPN. Compare every character with CoinGecko’s linked explorer; names, logos and tickers alone do not establish identity. [3]

  3. Check the website separately.

    CoinGecko links to gettrumpmemes.com. A website can display the correct mint and still ask for an unsafe signature, recovery phrase or wallet connection. [1]

  4. Stop if anything differs.

    Use the paste-in checker above for an exact Solana comparison. A match identifies the address only; it does not approve an offer or transaction. [17]

5 red flags

  1. The Solana mint address doesn’t match.

    Names and tickers can be copied. Compare the full mint address, character for character. [2]

  2. An unsolicited token directs you to a link.

    Phantom warns that unexpected tokens and claim links can lead to malicious sites. Do not connect a wallet or disclose a recovery phrase in response. [16]

  3. It asks you to connect a wallet to “claim”.

    PCrisk has reported fake $TRUMP claim pages that drain wallets. A malicious signature or approval can put your funds at risk. [5]

  4. It claims to be the project on a different domain.

    Check the website against CoinGecko’s project links. The listed project website is gettrumpmemes.com. A copied address does not authenticate a website. [1]

  5. There’s a countdown or a bonus for being fast.

    Pressure to act quickly is a warning sign identified by the FTC. [10]

Same ticker, different token: Donald Trump (TRUMP) has mint 4h8LjZWUfUQVgbEZ29UzTuGXNW6rwrJis78ZU66ekkPV [20]. This comparison establishes a different address only. It does not establish fraud.

Reported fakes

These domains were reported by the named researchers. Links go to their reports, never to the reported sites. Historical reports do not establish a domain’s current status.

Reported sites, scam types, researchers and report dates
Name / domainTypeReported bySource date
$TRUMP Token Distributionclaims-trump[.]pages[.]dev
Reported wallet drainerPCrisk
Fake $TRUMP giveawayairdrop-gettrumpmemes[.]com
Reported fake airdropPCrisk
Fake $TRUMP giveawayclaim-gettrumpmemes[.]com
Reported fake airdropPCrisk
Fake $TRUMP giveawaytrumptokenofficial[.]com
Reported impersonation / drainerPCrisk
Trump Coin Airdroptokenrain[.]cc
Reported fake airdropPCrisk
Trump Token Airdrop emailtrumpfreedrop[.]app
Reported wallet credential phishingPCrisk
Trump giveaway impersonationtrump4u[.]org
Reported fake cryptocurrency giveawayDomainTools
Trump giveaway impersonationtrumppresent[.]top
Reported fake cryptocurrency giveawayDomainTools

Report a suspected fake: email info@trumpmemecoin.com with the link. Submissions are reviewed manually. Nothing is listed without a third-party source.

Timeline

  1. Super Bowl holder experience advertised

    CryptoSlate reported plans for a February 2027 holder event in Los Angeles. The organiser advertises 12-14 February and a 7 February snapshot, but its scoring-start labels conflict. Attendance and registration availability are not confirmed here. [18] [19]

  2. Third holder event scheduled

    The project advertises a dinner for the top 185 holders at Trump National in the Washington, DC area. Rankings are scheduled to lock on 12 November. The event page says there is no private presidential meet-and-greet. [14] Dinner dates and invitation red flags

  3. Singapore holder experience announcement

    CryptoSlate reported an advertised 9-11 October Singapore Grand Prix experience for leading holders. This historical announcement does not confirm that individual invitations were issued or that attendance occurred. [18]

  4. Second holder event at Mar-a-Lago

    CoinDesk reported on a holder conference at Mar-a-Lago in Palm Beach, Florida, with speakers including Mike Tyson. [13]

  5. First holder dinner

    Trump hosted a dinner for top $TRUMP holders at his golf club in Northern Virginia. More than 200 leading holders were invited. [12]

  6. $TRUMP launches on Solana

    The token launched on Friday evening, US time. Its maximum supply was set at one billion, with 200 million circulating at launch. [11]

The project describes an initial allocation of 80% to Creators & CIC Digital, 10% to public distribution and 10% to liquidity, with creator allocations released over three years. [4]

CoinGecko records an all-time high of US$73.43 in January 2025. Historical prices vary between data providers. [11]

Common questions

Is $TRUMP real or a scam?

There is a token listed as OFFICIAL TRUMP with Solana mint 6p6xgHyF7AeE6TZkSmFsko444wqoP15icUSqi2jfGiPN. That identity check does not establish that a website or offer is safe, and reported impersonations use the same name. [1]

Is there a $TRUMP airdrop?

A message promising free $TRUMP is not proof of a genuine distribution. PCrisk has documented fake $TRUMP airdrops, so verify an offer through the project website rather than a message or search advert. [6]

Does $TRUMP have a TRON version?

The project website lists Solana and TRON versions with different addresses. CoinGecko currently lists only the Solana mint, so this site has not independently corroborated the TRON address and its checker accepts Solana only. [4]

What is $TRUMP V2?

A V2 name or a copied logo does not establish a connection with the listed $TRUMP token. As checked on 1 November 2026, CoinGecko’s OFFICIAL TRUMP listing identifies the Solana mint shown above, rather than a separate V2 mint. [1]

Who qualifies for the November 2026 $TRUMP dinner?

The project advertises 185 dinner places based on its time-weighted leaderboard, with a 12 November 2026 snapshot and a 22 November dinner. Registration and the organiser’s terms apply; holding tokens alone does not guarantee an invitation. See our dinner page for limitations. [14]

Where is the $TRUMP project’s website?

CoinGecko links to gettrumpmemes.com. Check the full domain spelling; a matching token address on another website does not authenticate that website. [1]

How do I check a token in Phantom?

Open its token details and follow the block-explorer link to inspect the full mint on Solscan. Compare that address with the Solana address above and CoinGecko’s linked explorer, rather than relying on the displayed token name. [16]

Is trumpmemecoin.com official?

No. An independent publisher maintains this non-commercial information site, with no affiliation to Donald Trump, the Trump Organization or the $TRUMP project. Our About page explains the method and corrections process. [17]

What did $TRUMP launch at?

$TRUMP launched on 17 January 2025, US time, with a maximum supply of one billion and 200 million initially circulating. We do not publish a single launch price because early trading prices vary by venue; CoinGecko records a US$73.43 peak in January 2025. [11]

Where can I report a fake $TRUMP site?

Email info@trumpmemecoin.com with the suspected URL and a third-party report if available. Submissions are reviewed manually; we do not publish an allegation just because someone sends it to us. [17]

Sources

  1. CoinGecko · Token listingSolana mint, project website and historical price. As checked: 1 Nov 2026.
  2. Phantom · Token pageSolana mint and address-verification guidance. As checked: 1 Nov 2026.
  3. Solscan · Token explorerOFFICIAL TRUMP token identity and full mint address. As checked: 1 Nov 2026.
  4. Project website · Network and allocation detailsSolana and TRON networks; supply and allocation. As checked: 1 Nov 2026.
  5. PCrisk · Token Distribution scamReport dated 29 Apr 2025. As checked: 1 Nov 2026.
  6. PCrisk · Fake $TRUMP airdropsReport updated 3 Apr 2026. As checked: 1 Nov 2026.
  7. PCrisk · Trump Coin AirdropReport dated 27 Jun 2025. As checked: 1 Nov 2026.
  8. PCrisk · Trump Token Airdrop emailReport dated 26 Jan 2026. As checked: 1 Nov 2026.
  9. DomainTools · Idolized crypto scamsResearch into impersonation and cryptocurrency giveaway scams. As checked: 1 Nov 2026.
  10. FTC · Investment scamsPressure to act quickly as a warning sign. As checked: 1 Nov 2026.
  11. CoinGecko Learn · Launch and token detailsArticle updated 21 Jan 2025. As checked: 1 Nov 2026.
  12. CoinDesk · May 2025 dinnerReport dated 21 May 2025. As checked: 12 Oct 2026.
  13. CoinDesk · April 2026 conferenceReport dated 25 Apr 2026. As checked: 1 Nov 2026.
  14. Project website · November gala detailsAdvertised event date, venue, rankings and access limitations. As checked: 1 Nov 2026.
  15. CoinDesk · November event announcementReport dated 1 Oct 2026. As checked: 1 Nov 2026.
  16. Phantom · Token scam preventionToken identity checks and unsolicited-message precautions. As checked: 1 Nov 2026.
  17. TrumpMemecoin · Method and correctionsOur editorial, sourcing and corrections policy. As checked: 1 Nov 2026.
  18. CryptoSlate · Coin Club sports event announcementsReport dated 25 Jul 2026; distinguishes advertised events from attendance. As checked: 1 Nov 2026.
  19. Project website · Super Bowl experienceAdvertised 12-14 February 2027 dates; scoring-start labels conflict. As checked: 1 Nov 2026.
  20. Solscan · A different token using TRUMPLists Donald Trump (TRUMP) with a different mint; a listing alone is not evidence of fraud. As checked: 1 Nov 2026.