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Eric Trump Dismisses Rumored Trump Token, Warns Scam Alert

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Eric Trump has denied rumors of a new Trump-branded token, calling them 'absolutely not true' and warning that anyone promoting the idea is likely running a scam. The denial comes as a reminder that celebrity-linked tokens often serve as a front for crypto scams, with unverified token contracts and presale links appearing on social channels before official confirmation.

The warning from Eric Trump does not identify any specific ticker or contract, making it difficult for traders to distinguish between legitimate assets and fake ones. The lack of clear verification can make it challenging to separate real tokens from fabricated ones, especially when they borrow famous names to gain legitimacy.

Scammers often rely on the gap between a rumor's spread and an official denial, circulating fake contract addresses and wallet drainers during this window. Even after a denial, the same material may resurface under slightly different names, making it essential for users to verify information through primary sources.

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