Ivanka Trump issues a warning about fake meme coins with similar identities

quietly_staking · 2026-01-26T02:26:16+00:00

Ivanka Trump has issued a public warning about individuals using her name for fraudulent meme coins. The ongoing issue of scams in the meme coin sector poses risks to novice investors. Her legal team is investigating and preparing actions to stop these illegal uses and emphasizes caution for investors against online promotions.

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2026-01-26 02:26:16

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Ivanka Trump, the daughter of the former U.S. president, has decided to publicly warn the public officially on the platform X recently. She discovered that currently, individuals or groups are using her name and identity to create speculative meme coins and deceive investors.

The Appearance of Fake Meme Coins

Scams in the meme coin industry remain a significant risk for novice investors. These coins often use the names of famous American personalities or major events to diversify and attract attention. In Ivanka Trump’s case, these fake identities have increased through deceptive promotions claiming to be closely related to her.

Response from Ivanka’s Legal Team

Ivanka has clearly stated that these promotions are scams seeking illicit gains and are absolutely unacceptable. Her legal team has rushed to investigate the matter and is preparing to take legal action to seriously stop the unauthorized use of Ivanka Trump’s name and identity.

Her warning emphasizes the need for investors to be cautious and not to believe online promotions blindly. Such scams continue to be an ongoing problem in the meme coin world worldwide.

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