Comments (20) on “We don't yet know about the viability of Trump's meme coin, says Anthony Pompliano”

  3. Word of Mouth Sells.. that’s all you need to make price go up.
    At the end of the day, Bitcoin is only a meme coin too, because IT DOES NOTHING.
    There is no ecosystem on btc like there is on coins like Ethereum, Cardano, Solana, Nexus, Decred.
    Bitcoin does literally NOTHING. You just hold it and hope someone is more dumb than you to pay a higher price. So Trump coin is every bit as valid as the king of meme coins and could steal it’s rank.

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  6. He can’t explain the difference between a meme coin and Bitcoin but there isn’t any- and his point of Bitcoin being a digital version of gold is complete bull

  9. If a sitting president, such as Mr. Trump, were found to be involved in bribery through the issuance or acceptance of a “meme coin” (or any cryptocurrency) from foreign agents, the situation would likely be examined under the constitutional grounds for impeachment. Here’s how it could unfold:

    Relevant Constitutional Basis

    Bribery: Article II, Section 4 of the U.S. Constitution explicitly lists “Bribery” as grounds for impeachment. Bribery refers to the act of soliciting, receiving, or giving something of value in exchange for influence over an official act or public decision.

    Potential Scenario

    Foreign Influence and Currency Issuance:

    If a foreign agent or government issues a meme coin to covertly influence the president’s policies or actions, and the president knowingly accepts this for personal gain or to benefit their campaign, it could be considered bribery.

    The “meme coin” would be treated as a financial instrument of value, akin to traditional monetary bribes.

    Evidence of Corrupt Intent:

    There would need to be evidence that the president knowingly received the cryptocurrency with the understanding that it was in exchange for an official act, such as altering foreign policy, granting favors, or undermining national security interests.

    Violation of Federal Laws:

    Federal bribery statutes (18 U.S.C. § 201) criminalize the acceptance or solicitation of anything of value in return for influence over an official duty.

    If the issuance of the meme coin is tied to foreign entities, it could also trigger violations of the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA) or laws against foreign election interference.

    Impeachment Process

    If such allegations were substantiated, the following steps would apply:

    Investigation by Congress: The House of Representatives could investigate the matter, likely through its Judiciary or Oversight Committees, to gather evidence of bribery and foreign influence.

    Articles of Impeachment: If evidence is sufficient, the House could draft articles of impeachment accusing the president of bribery and other related offenses.

    Senate Trial: The Senate would then hold a trial. Conviction requires a two-thirds majority vote.

    National Security and Ethical Concerns

    Accepting or facilitating such a bribe through cryptocurrency, particularly from a foreign agent, raises national security concerns. It could be seen as undermining the integrity of the presidency and placing personal or foreign interests above the country’s.

    Implications

    If proven, such an act would be a clear violation of constitutional duties and could lead to impeachment and removal from office, alongside potential criminal prosecution after leaving office.

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