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Post-Inauguration Crypto Rally Crashes; Trump-Themed Tokens Plummet

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One year after Donald Trump’s 2025 inauguration, crypto markets have failed to sustain initial optimism. Major assets like Bitcoin and Ethereum and politically themed tokens such as $TRUMP and $MELANIA have faced steep losses, with the latter plummeting by over 90% and 99%, respectively. Analysts point to market corrections and regulatory uncertainty as key factors behind the volatility.


The cryptocurrency market has seen significant volatility in the year since Donald Trump’s inauguration on January 20, 2025. Major digital assets initially gained as investor optimism grew regarding the new administration’s regulatory plans. Politically themed tokens like $TRUMP and $MELANIA also launched, briefly attracting high trading volumes and media attention.

By the second quarter of 2025, however, these tokens lost most of their value. The $TRUMP coin declined by over 90% from its highs, while the $MELANIA coin fell nearly 99%. Mainstream cryptocurrencies were not immune to the downturn, as they suffered major price volatility.

Bitcoin reached a high of $126,210 but has since lost 30% of that value. Some of this loss was attributed to ongoing U.S. trade wars with other nations. Ethereum and other major tokens experienced similar price adjustments during this period.

Analysts have cited broader market corrections and investor uncertainty as primary factors behind these movements. The market continues to demonstrate sensitivity to political developments unlike traditional assets. As of this writing, Bitcoin trades at $83,799 and Ethereum is at $2,687.

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