HIGHLIGHTS Coinbase lists TRUMP token, a meme coin on Solana, under its "Experimental" category due to high volatility. TRUMP token sees $67.4M transfer amid market fluctuations, highlighting speculative trading risks. Solana's TRUMP coin faces challenges, including transaction delays and criticism over its long-term value. Coinbase cryptocurrency exchange has announced its decision to list the Donald Trump-themed cryptocurrency, TRUMP, on its platform. The token, which operates on the Solana blockchain, is categorized as an "Experimental" asset and will be available for trading in regions where the crypto exchange giant offers support. This decision comes in the wake of the company’s effort to include meme coins in its list of offered currencies, even as experts continue to raise questions over the sustainability of such digital assets. To avoid a loss, users have been advised to send TRUMP tokens only through the Solana network. Coinbase Announces Support For TRUMP Meme Coin Coinbase has included the TRUMP meme coin, developed on the Solana network, in the “Experimental” asset category. These are often used with assets that have limited trading history or have high levels of price fluctuations.  In the official announcement made by the crypto exchange, it was stated that deposits, withdrawals, and trading for TRUMP will be available on the platform. However, the exchange admitted that transaction processing for Solana-based assets, including TRUMP, had been slowed down due to network congestion. The same crypto exchange has also shared the Solana network contract address for the TRUMP token to avoid any suspicion. Users are encouraged to use the following address 6p6xgHyF7AeE6TZkSmFsko444wqoP15icUSqi2jfGiPN for all transactions to avoid loss of funds. Besides, it's worth mentioning that Binance, another prominent crypto exchange, has also extended support to the TRUMP token. Overall, as the leading crypto exchanges expand support for the crypto project, broader market sentiments remain optimistic about future movements. Market Activity and Reactions to TRUMP Token Amid Coinbase Listing In light of its launch and Coinbase listing, the TRUMP token has attracted massive trading activity and large value transfers between wallets. According to Whale Alert, a blockchain tracking service, more than 1.6 million TRUMP tokens worth $67.4 million were transferred between two anonymous wallets. Even though the token has a high trading volume, the market performance has been quite volatile, having been listed by both Binance and Robinhood. TRUMP was in the red by double digits following the introduction of a close competition meme coin called MELANIA. This led to criticism from key personalities in the financial and crypto industries, such as investor Mark Cuban, who doubted the token’s sustainability. Balaji Srinivasan, a crypto enthusiast, called out on tokens such as TRUMP meme coin and pointed out the fact that these assets are very risky. He said, “Every purchase order in such coins has an answer from a seller and this leads to price drop.” Srinivasan also stressed that the best coins are those with intrinsic value despite the fact that some meme coins have gained communities. Concerns Over Meme Coin Sustainability Meme coins have faced scrutiny for their speculative nature and the potential risks they pose to late investors. The launch of TRUMP and similar tokens has reignited discussions about their long-term sustainability in the market especially with Donald Trump failing to mention crypto as top priority as he took office. Skeptics have claimed that many meme coins rely on marketing and hype to draw investors, but such tokens may lack substantive use cases and sustainable value. However, the Coinbase listing appears to have aided the TRUMP token in gaining significant traction across the broader market. Edward Dowd, the founder of Phinance Technologies, called the TRUMP market drop a mistake that could have been avoided and questioned its sustainability. The recent swings in the prices of TRUMP and MELANIA have only compounded these fears, with more people urging retail investors to be more careful.