- Home Democrats plan to ban high federal officers from memecoins by way of MEME Act.
- Legislators claimed that TRUMP benefited the president on the expense of Individuals.
In a direct swipe at TRUMP memecoin, the U.S. Home Democrats plan to cease the president and different authorities officers from issuing or selling memecoins.
In keeping with Californian Democrat consultant Sam Liccardo, the Trendy Emoluments and Malfeasance Enforcement (MEME) Act would handle the issue.
“At present, I launched the MEME Act, which prohibits high federal officers from issuing, sponsoring, or selling a safety, commodity, or digital asset with legal and civil penalties.”
TRUMP vs. MEME Act
Liccardo added that Official Trump [TRUMP] memecoin promoters and President Donald Trump duped 800,000 Individuals who collectively lost $2B.
The legislator informed ABC Information that he believed that President Trump and First Woman Melania Trump enriched themselves from the meme cash on the expense of traders internationally.
“The Trumps’ issuance of memecoins financially exploits the general public for private achieve and raises the specter of insider buying and selling and international affect over the chief department.”
Observe, nevertheless, that this isn’t the primary try at blocking public officers from memecoins.
On the twentieth of February, Democrat senator Cortez Masto proposed an modification to dam U.S. public officers from selling or benefitting from meme cash linked to the Chinese language authorities.
These concerted anti-memecoin efforts come after huge memecoin carnage that has left retail traders with big losses.
LIBRA meme coin, reportedly launched by the group behind the memecoin and initially promoted by the Argentinian president, noticed 86% of traders lose $251 million per the Nansen report.
Some market makers for LIBRA and TRUMP, like Hayden Davis of Kelsier Ventures, publicly admitted to insider buying and selling.
The memecoin buying and selling has since cooled off, with Pumpfun tokens dropping from a report excessive of $3B in January to $144M as of press time.
Over the identical interval, the memecoin has tanked 85%, declining from $75 to $11, at press time. MELANIA dumped tougher. It was valued at $0.8, down 93% from its highs of $13.8.