Large Stablecoin Transfers Highlight Year-End Liquidity Management
Wallets associated with the Official TRUMP memecoin team on Sollana transferred approximately $94 million in USDC from TRUMP liquidity pools to Coinbase in December, according to blockchain analytics platform Arkham. These movements underscore active treasury management amid a challenging year for the politically branded token.
Data shows that on December 30, 33 million USDC was withdrawn from TRUMP liquidity pools and routed via Fireblocks before landing in wallets labeled as Coinbase-controlled. Public Solana blockchain records on Solscan corroborate these significant outflows, confirming the transfer of stablecoins from TRUMP-related addresses.
The total withdrawals cap a year in which TRUMP, launched on January 18, soared to an all-time high of $75.35 before declining nearly 90% to under $5. Despite steep losses for late entrants, the token’s trading fees and design reportedly generated over $320 million for insiders.
Political and Regulatory Implications
Given TRUMP’s political branding, the large onchain transfers naturally draw attention from regulators and lawmakers. Analysts note that such movements could reflect treasury operations, tax planning, or off-chain obligations, but repeated large transfers continue to fuel scrutiny over project governance and financial management.
The December USDC outflows from TRUMP-linked wallets highlight active liquidity management within the project, emphasizing both the volatility of memecoins and the regulatory focus on politically connected crypto assets.
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