The clash within the Trump family over a controversial cryptocurrency project appears to have been settled.
Eric Trump announced that the conflict surrounding a memecoin linked to his father has come to a close, and that the family-backed firm World Liberty Financial plans to acquire a large portion of the token.
The dispute originally stemmed from a digital wallet initiative—dubbed “TRUMP Wallet”—launched by Fight Fight Fight, the company behind the memecoin. The project caused friction with World Liberty, a financial entity partially owned by the Trump family, which reportedly has its own plans for a wallet service. Tensions reached a boiling point when World Liberty issued a cease-and-desist letter demanding the wallet project be halted.
Posting on social platform X, Eric Trump confirmed that Fight Fight Fight has agreed to abandon its wallet rollout, paving the way for reconciliation. In return, World Liberty will move forward with a substantial investment in the memecoin, adding the asset to its holdings.
Fight Fight Fight is led by Bill Zanker, a longtime Trump ally, and has seen explosive growth since launching the token in January. Blockchain analytics firm Chainalysis estimates the project has already raked in more than $300 million in revenue.
Data shows that the majority of the token supply—around 80%—is concentrated in the hands of Fight Fight Fight and Trump-linked CIC Digital LLC, with a total value hovering near $2 billion, according to CoinMarketCap.
With the feud now apparently resolved, the Trump-themed token appears to have regained the family’s endorsement—setting the stage for a new chapter in the high-profile political-crypto experiment.
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