Wallets associated with the team behind the Official Trump memecoin withdrew $3.39 million in USDC from decentralized liquidity pools on Solana. The activity occurred during a period of strong price gains for the token and followed a recurring pattern of similar moves tracked on-chain over the past year.

On-chain monitors identified the wallets as connected to the TRUMP project. They supplied TRUMP tokens into single-sided liquidity positions on the Meteora platform. As traders bought the token, those positions gradually converted the supplied TRUMP into USDC. The wallets then withdrew the stablecoins from the pools.

This approach differs from a conventional market sale. It spreads the conversion across ongoing trading activity rather than placing a large order on an exchange. The economic outcome still reduces the wallets’ TRUMP exposure while increasing their USDC balances.

Recent Price Action and Market Context

The withdrawals took place as TRUMP posted solid gains. The token rose more than 11 percent in 24 hours and advanced between 73 percent and 80 percent over seven days, according to market data. At the time of the reports, TRUMP traded near $2.48 to $2.52.

Price had earlier climbed as high as approximately $3.67 before pulling back. Buyers continued to absorb available supply even as the team-linked wallets added tokens into the pools. Spot trading data showed persistent seller-side pressure in market orders, yet demand remained sufficient to support the weekly advance.

Key technical levels under watch include support near $2.28 to $2.30. Holding that zone would leave higher targets such as $2.95 and $3.09 in play. Derivatives data indicated rising open interest, which can amplify moves in either direction.

A Pattern of Liquidity Withdrawals

The latest activity continues a series of similar operations by the same network of wallets. In April 2025, those wallets withdrew about $4.6 million in USDC through comparable liquidity positions and later moved funds toward Coinbase Prime via Ethereum.

By late 2025, reporting based on blockchain analytics showed roughly $94 million removed over a 30-day stretch, with individual transfers ranging from $2 million to $17.2 million directed to Coinbase-linked custody addresses. Additional transfers of TRUMP tokens and USDC since mid-2025 have been estimated at well over $150 million in total, consistently moving assets out of team-controlled wallets toward exchanges or custodial services.

One wallet involved in the recent activity still held more than $5 million in USDC after the withdrawals, according to Solana explorers. No immediate transfer of the newly withdrawn USDC to a centralized exchange was reported in the latest sequence.

Holder Losses and Token Supply Considerations

The renewed liquidity moves arrive against a backdrop of substantial losses for many retail holders. Nearly one million wallets that acquired TRUMP have faced combined realized and unrealized losses estimated at $3.81 billion. The token remains down about 97 percent from its January 2025 peak near $73.

Separately, up to 96 million unlocked TRUMP tokens remain available for potential deployment by the team for ecosystem or other purposes. Thinner liquidity pools resulting from repeated withdrawals can increase price impact during periods of elevated trading volume, whether buying or selling pressure dominates.

The timing of the latest withdrawals coincides with a recovery in broader crypto sentiment and renewed attention on Trump-linked digital assets. Political developments and social-media momentum have historically influenced the token’s volatility more than traditional fundamentals.