-
PoliFi
tokens
are
back
in
the
green
after
no
credible
evidence
emerged
that
the
Trump
campaign
or
his
family
is
involved
with
the
DJT
token. -
Martin
Shkreli
continues
to
claim
there
was
involvement.
So-called
PoliFi
tokens
such
as
TRUMP,
TREMP
and
Boden
have
recouped
their
losses
after
a
slate
of
denials
from
people
in
Donald
Trump’s
orbit
–
but
not
the
campaign
itself
–
regarding
any
official
connection
between
the
DJT
token
and
the
Republican
presidential
hopeful.
CoinGecko
data
shows
that
TRUMP,
the
first
major
token
in
the
sector
that
matches
financial
instruments
with
political
themes,
has
gained
24%
in
the
past
24
hours,
while
its
Solana
counterpart
TREMP
added
20%,
and
the
Joe
Biden-themed
BODEN
is
well
in
the
green
climbing
over
45%.
The
entire
PoliFi
sector
has
risen
14%,
market
data
indicate.
The
increases
likely
result
from
a
market
consensus
that
the
DJT
token
does
not
have
a
connection
to
the
former
president’s
campaign
nor
to
his
family.
A
Polymarket
contract
asking
if
DJT
“is
real”
resolved
to
No,
but
that
outcome
is
currently
being
disputed.
Other
contracts
asking
if
Trump’s
son
Barron
Trump
had
some
involvement
also
resolved
to
No,
but
they
are
going
through
that
same
dispute
process.
Despite
this,
the
DJT
token
added
more
than
30%
in
the
last
24
hours.
An
investigation
by
ZachXBT
concluded
that
Martin
“Pharma
Bro”
Shkreli,
a
convicted
felon,
was
behind
the
token,
which
Shkreli
confirmed
–
though
he
continues
to
claim
that
Barron
Trump
also
participated
in
the
project.
While
the
Trump
campaign
has
not
officially
commented
on
the
DJT
token,
DL
News
reported
that
insiders
say
there
is
no
official
involvement.
Roger
Stone,
a
Republican
political
consultant
and
ally
of
Trump,
also
said
there
was
no
official
involvement,
and
that
Barron
was
also
not
involved.
