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Jun 4, 2025

Political memecoins: $TRUMP, $BIDEN, and crypto agitation

Last Updated:

Jun 4, 2025

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William Davis

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US elections are always a global event. In 2024–2025, the crypto market added a new dimension to this dynamic — political memecoins. Tokens like $TRUMP, $BIDEN, $MAGA, and others are becoming not only hype instruments but also a form of digital campaigning. These assets grow amid news spikes, social media, and supporters’ activity. But can they bring profit, and is it worth paying attention to them ahead of the elections?


Memecoins become political weapons

Political memecoins are tokens created on the wave of interest in candidates, their campaigns, or ideological movements. They combine financial speculation with witty (and sometimes toxic) satire. These tokens are most often launched on Solana or Ethereum, rapidly spread through TikTok, X, and Telegram, and grow amid news waves.


Politics and crypto combine through hype

Political memecoins grow not just because of memes like $DOGE or $PEPE, but due to real political events. Key factors fueling interest include:

Scandals, debates, rallies, and even candidate arrests

● Viral videos and memes on TikTok and X

● Mobilization of supporters: many buy tokens as “digital support” for their favorite candidate

● Listings on CEX: some tokens have already appeared on smaller exchanges

● Media hype — crypto and mainstream alike


Tokens to watch

$TRUMP – One of the first and most recognizable political memecoins. Launched on Ethereum and Solana. In 2024, it delivered over 50x from launch. Supported by a dedicated fan community, frequently mentioned in the media.

$BODEN – A satirical token on Solana parodying President Biden. Widely used in TikTok memes and often mentioned in ironic contexts.

$MAGA – A hardcore fan token of Trump supporters. The name references the slogan "Make America Great Again." Highly volatile but with a strong audience.

$RFK – A memecoin linked to Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s campaign. Less radical in tone, popular among crypto audiences seeking a political message from a “third position.”

$FJB – A toxic token on Solana and BSC. The name stands for “F*** Joe Biden.” Despite its controversial reputation, it has high liquidity and frequent pumps.

$POLI – A new token on Solana, positioning itself as a symbol of “decentralized democracy.” Gaining popularity since spring 2025. Claims a more conceptual approach.


When political memecoins show growth

They usually activate 1–3 months before major political events. The biggest growth is seen:

● Before debates and key rallies

● During court proceedings or major announcements

● Approaching elections — especially September–November 2024

● After official results and inauguration in January 2025

If Bitcoin and the overall market are bullish, the effect intensifies. Some political memecoins can show 3x–10x gains within weeks.


How they differ from classic memecoins

Political tokens are tied to a specific time context — the election cycle. This makes them incredibly volatile but also limited in lifespan. Their value almost entirely depends on the current political climate. Unlike Dogecoin, they don’t build communities for years ahead but focus on the moment.


What investors should consider

This is pure speculation — no fundamental value

Liquidity may vanish after the elections

Delistings and scam risks are possible

Avoid entering at the hype peak — safer to buy before the token trends

Watch media background and social media activity — this is the main indicator


Conclusion

Political memecoins are a unique fusion of blockchain speculation and aggressive election campaigning. They don’t just reflect political battles — they become part of them. While these tokens don’t carry long-term value, they can offer short-term opportunities for traders who can read the news faster than others.

If in 2021 the market was led by Dogecoin and Shiba Inu, in 2025 it could be $TRUMP, $MAGA, and $BODEN. The key is to remember that behind every pump is not politics but the thirst for hype and profit.


Author

William Davis

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