Trump Crypto Dispute Resolved as World Liberty Financial Invests Heavily in Trump-Themed Memecoin

A high-profile dispute within Donald Trump’s expanding crypto ecosystem appears to have reached a resolution, with World Liberty Financial—a company affiliated with the Trump family—announcing a substantial investment in the Trump-themed memecoin that had been at the center of recent internal tensions.

The news came directly from Eric Trump, who posted on X (formerly Twitter) that the conflict over competing crypto wallet initiatives has been settled. The team behind the Trump-branded memecoin, led by longtime Trump associate Bill Zanker under the entity Fight Fight Fight, will no longer pursue the launch of a digital wallet product. This decision paves the way for a more unified direction within Trump’s crypto ventures.

At the heart of the conflict was a cease-and-desist letter reportedly sent by World Liberty to Fight Fight Fight, objecting to the proposed "$TRUMP Wallet" that clashed with the family's own digital wallet development. While the letter hasn’t been publicly released, sources familiar with the matter confirmed its issuance. Tensions mounted as both groups vied to lead the Trump crypto brand’s digital wallet strategy.

Now, with Fight Fight Fight stepping aside, World Liberty is moving forward with its crypto ambitions. As part of the new alignment, the firm will acquire a “substantial” holding of the Trump-themed token—a move that not only resolves the internal clash but also consolidates support around the memecoin project.

Launched in January, the Trump-themed token has been one of the most lucrative meme-based crypto ventures of the year. According to CoinMarketCap, it has generated more than $300 million in revenue, with the bulk of the supply—roughly 80%—controlled by Fight Fight Fight and another Trump-linked entity, CIC Digital LLC. These holdings are currently valued at around $2 billion.

While the coin’s financial performance has drawn attention, it has also sparked political controversy. Democratic lawmakers have voiced concerns over the former president's involvement in cryptocurrency, alleging that these ventures are designed to capitalize on political influence. The Trump family and associated entities have firmly denied these accusations.