What is Trumpstein Token?
The citizens of the United States were finally able to breathe when it was announced a few weeks ago that the Epstein files would finally be released. However, the government was given 30 days to do so, and already, citizens are speculating about how much of the files will be “redacted” or blacked out, citing national security risks.
This has led to the rise of a new memecoin called Trumpstein, which has already amassed some famous backers. Read on to learn more about what we know regarding this token and whether or not you should invest.
What is Trumpstein?
Trumpstein is a new memecoin that we think is in the process of being launched this month. A memecoin is a token that typically gains its value through word of mouth and internet popularity and the laws of supply and demand—rather than through any intrinsic value.
We generally don’t recommend investing in memecoins as they often tend to be fads—rising quickly and falling just as fast. That being said, there are a few memecoins that have shown small glimmers of promise in recent years, namely Dogecoin and a few other political tokens tied to individuals in the US government.
Trumpstein was specifically created to raise awareness of the reductive nature of the US government and to apply pressure on them to do the right thing—releasing all of the Epstein files without massive redactions.
How Does Trumpstein Work?
Although Trumpstein has already been featured in a few news articles and on social media, we can find no proof that the token has launched yet. Therefore, we can only speculate how it works, and we do not know for certain. That being said, meme coins generally all work the same way, so we can speculate somewhat accurately at how this token will work when it is finally launched.
Memecoins don’t have any specific technology backing them (other than them being a blockchain) and thus rely solely on the laws of supply and demand for their pricing. This means as more people back or buy into the coin, the price will rise, and as more people sell, the price will decline.
As you can imagine, this makes memecoins highly unstable and difficult to predict. Here at MintDice.com, we never recommend investing in memecoins, especially those that aren’t well-established.
Who Created Trumpstein?
We really couldn’t find much about this token, other than its association with Tim Meyers, who is perhaps most well-known for his founding of the band OneRepublic and his recent Grammy Award win. Unfortunately, beyond him, we do not know who created the token, nor who else will be backing it.
We suspect that more information will come to light in the coming days. Currently, we couldn’t find Trumpstein listed on any exchanges, nor could we find a website or social media accounts.
What is the Purpose of Trumpstein?
What little information we have to go off of comes from Tim Meyers. And although we typically don’t like celebrity endorsements of tokens (as they are often insincere), we respect what Meyers has to say because he emphasizes that this token is NOT investment grade. Rather, it is a token designed just to raise awareness and put pressure on the GOP.
Yes, he still encourages people to buy, but by the way he discusses the token, we get the sense that this is more like a donation to the cause and should not be treated as an investment, which is how celebrities should approach tokens like this.
Where Can You Buy Trumpstein?
As of December 4th, 2025, we could not find anywhere that has listed Trumpstein tokens. While it does appear that a few platforms are preparing to host the token, there is no expected launch date and no confirmation that any websites will actually list the token.
Be aware that several tokens with similar names exist. From what we found there is also an Epstein token, and an Epstain token. We assume these are not the same as Trumpstein; however, our research was inconclusive, and we recommend you do your own before making a purchase of any of the tokens in this article.
Should You Buy Trumpstein?
Currently, you cannot buy Trumpstein, but even if you could, we would recommend against it. As Meyers said, this is not an investment-grade token. Even if it was, we would doubt you would ever see a return on it.
That being said, if you feel strongly about the cause Trumpstein is supporting, you may consider buying the token when it goes live, just know that you should approach it as a donation—aka don’t plan on ever seeing your money again. Know that Trumpstein is a token for a cause, not for profit.
Why Are Celebrity Endorsements of Crypto Bad?
As mentioned in this article, we never like celebrity endorsements, and this is because they are often for personal gain. If you ever see a celebrity supporting a token, even if it is one like Trumpstein, know that the celebrity likely has something to gain by supporting that token. Even if they aren’t paid or the owner of the platform, they may be invested—so when people buy, their own shares increase in value.
While Tim Meyers may seem genuine when it comes to Trumpstein (as there is no platform yet) know that he is running for a political position (Lt. Governor of California), so even if he has no holdings and no involvement in the platform, he may use the popularity of it to prop up his own campaign. While this isn’t the worst a celebrity has done, we don’t see it as a good thing either.
Overall, Trumpstein is a proposed token with no method of growth as of yet. Even though it is promoted by celebrities as a token for a cause, we advise against buying it when it finally launches unless you are okay with never seeing your money again.
