The company Fight Fight Fight, known as the issuer of the OFFICIAL TRUMP meme coin (TRUMP), is in negotiations to acquire the American division of the crowdfunding platform Republic.com. This deal is expected to expand the functionality of the TRUMP token and increase its popularity among investors.
This is reported by Business • Media
Grants and payment for startup deals in TRUMP meme coins
If the deal is finalized, Fight Fight Fight will be able not only to encourage investors to use the TRUMP meme coin for transactions but also to provide grants in this token. Investors will also have the opportunity to pay for startup deals and fees using TRUMP. This will serve as an additional incentive for the spread of the meme coin among crypto enthusiasts and investors.
Republic.com is simultaneously negotiating with other potential partners. Currently, there have been no official comments from Fight Fight Fight or Republic.
Changes in the US crypto industry and investments in TRUMP
The negotiations for the acquisition of Republic.com are taking place against the backdrop of a changing regulatory climate in the US, where the administration of current President Donald Trump has become more open to the cryptocurrency business. Recently, Coinbase announced the acquisition of the Echo platform for on-chain fundraising for $375 million, indicating increased activity in the cryptocurrency project market.
The TRUMP meme coin was launched ahead of Trump’s second inauguration and quickly became popular among his supporters. Its value has significantly increased, but the cryptocurrency has also faced criticism due to potential conflicts of interest and the involvement of unknown investors.
“The TRUMP meme coin was launched ahead of Trump’s second inauguration and immediately became a sensation. Its price skyrocketed, capitalizing on the enthusiasm of Trump’s supporters, but it also drew criticism from opponents who warned of potential conflicts of interest due to the involvement of unknown investors.”
According to CoinMarketCap, the capitalization of TRUMP initially exceeded $9 billion, but later sharply fell to $1.2 billion, and as of October 2025, it stands at around $1.65 billion.
In May, Fight Fight Fight organized a dinner for TRUMP token holders, which was attended by President Trump. The event was seen as an attempt to boost demand and support the value of the meme coin.
Another crypto project, World Liberty Financial (WLFI), which is also linked to the Trump family, has lost about 40% of its value since trading began in September 2024. In June, WLFI filed a complaint against Fight Fight Fight demanding the cessation of the Trump Wallet development, emphasizing the lack of connection to the Trump family. At that time, Eric Trump urged caution in using the family name.
In the fall, it became known that Bill Zanker, a long-time Trump partner and head of Fight Fight Fight, plans to raise at least $200 million to form a Digital Asset Treasury that will accumulate TRUMP meme coins. The total investment in this project could reach $1 billion.
Most (80%) of the TRUMP meme coins are owned by CIC Digital LLC (affiliated with The Trump Organization) and Fight Fight Fight, with asset unlocking occurring on a three-year schedule. Owners receive a share of the revenue from trading the token.
The Republic.com platform has helped over 3,000 companies raise capital, offering both traditional and tokenized investments. Among its investors are Galaxy Digital and Binance Labs.
If the deal is finalized, Fight Fight Fight will be able to provide grants in TRUMP and also allow payments for startup deals and fees using this token, marking another step in expanding its practical use.
The company Canary Capital is preparing to launch a spot TRUMP-ETF, which has already been added to the Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation’s settlement and clearing system.