TRUMP Memcoin Issuer May Acquire Republic.com to Promote the Token
Date: 2025-10-30 Author: Henry Casey Categories: BUSINESS
Fight Fight Fight, the company behind US President Donald Trump's memecoin, OFFICIAL TRUMP (TRUMP), is in talks to acquire the American division of Republic.com. According to Bloomberg, the deal will open up new opportunities for integrating the token into investment processes.
If an agreement is reached, Fight Fight Fight will be able to incentivize investors to use TRUMP when paying fees and participating in deals with startups. Furthermore, the company plans to issue grants in its own tokens, which will enhance their real-world use in financial transactions.
Bloomberg sources claim that Republic is simultaneously negotiating with other potential partners, and neither side has yet provided official comments.
Fight Fight Fight's interest in Republic coincides with a shift in the stance of US regulators. The Donald Trump administration has demonstrated its support for the cryptocurrency industry, which has already impacted the activity of major companies. For example, Coinbase recently acquired the on-chain platform Echo for $375 million, highlighting the growing interest in digital assets.
The TRUMP coin was launched on the eve of the president's second inauguration and became an instant hit among supporters. Its price rose sharply, but later began to fluctuate—its market capitalization, according to CoinMarketCap, fell from $9 billion to $1.65 billion. Despite this, interest in the project remains.
In the spring, Fight Fight Fight hosted a dinner for TRUMP holders, attended by the president himself. This move was seen as an attempt to strengthen confidence in the token and stimulate its value growth.
Another project associated with the Trump family, World Liberty Financial (WLFI), has lost approximately 40% of its value since its launch in 2024. In the summer, WLFI filed a complaint with Fight Fight Fight demanding they cease work on Trump Wallet, which the company claims is not affiliated with the Trump family. Eric Trump then warned against the unauthorized use of his name.
According to Bloomberg, Fight Fight Fight CEO Bill Zanker is seeking to raise at least $200 million to create a Digital Asset Treasury that will accumulate TRUMP tokens. The total investment could reach $1 billion.
Currently, 80% of the TRUMP coin is owned by CIC Digital LLC and Fight Fight Fight, with the assets unlocked over three years. Both companies also receive a share of the profits from token trading.
Republic.com is known for helping over 3,000 startups raise investment and offers both traditional and tokenized instruments. Its investors include Galaxy Digital and Binance Labs. If the deal goes through, Fight Fight Fight will be able to integrate TRUMP into the Republic system, expanding its use in venture capital operations.
Furthermore, Canary Capital is preparing to launch a spot TRUMP-ETF, which has already been entered into the Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation clearing system—another step toward institutional recognition for the token.
