Websites selling official Donald Trump-themed merchandise have begun accepting Official Trump ( TRUMP ) payments.
Customers can use the government’s standard Solana-based image gold to buy Trump-inspired commodities such as watches, perfumes and sneakers. Republican payments are made using Solana Pay, a free-to-use payment system built on the Solana community, to process payments.
The image coin holders you purchase products with their currencies at GetTrumpWatches.com, GetTrumpFragrances.com and GetTrumpSneakers.com. It’s important to note that while the shirts is official—as in, it’s been made with the government’s permission—the sites themselves are no affiliated with the President’s formal businesses or The Trump Organization.
When did the platforms start accepting bitcoin as payment? As repayment options, Bitcoin and standard credit cards are also available.
requests for comment were not immediately responded to by representatives for the product websites.
Official Trump was officially launched on January 19 and sparked a flurry of trading activity before falling brilliantly.
The token’s industry cover rose to almost$ 15 billion at its apex, meaning that it very quickly was the 14th largest crypto. That spot is now occupied by Wrapped Bitcoin ( WBTC ), which has a$ 13.6 billion market cap as of writing time, according to CoinGecko. Since then, the presidential meme coin market capitalization has nosedived more than 60 % to roughly$ 5.5 billion.
The token is trading at$ 27 as of writing time, down 22 % in the past week, CoinGecko data shows.
Despite the token’s dangerous price behavior, its employ as a money and investment property seems to be growing.
Travel web Travala, a Booking.com rival that accepts bitcoin for payments, even integrated Republican payments into its site earlier this month.
However, property manager Rex Shares has filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission to offer a TRUMP-based exchange-traded account to investors in the U. S. The fund could start trading as soon as April, if approved, according to Bloomberg analysts.
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