Wallets linked to the TRUMP memecoin team withdrew about $3.39 million in USDC from Solana liquidity pools over 10 hours as TRUMP rallied with broader crypto sentiment.

The transactions renewed attention on a mechanism that has repeatedly turned team-linked TRUMP holdings into stablecoins without using a direct exchange sale.

TRUMP Liquidity Positions Convert Tokens Into USDC

Instead of sending a large TRUMP block to an exchange, the wallets supplied the token to a defined liquidity range. Traders then exchanged against those positions as market activity continued.

That process gradually replaced TRUMP in the liquidity positions with USDC. The linked wallets later withdrew the accumulated stablecoins from the pools.

The same structure appeared in April 2025, when linked wallets removed about $4.6 million in USDC. They later moved funds through Ethereum to Coinbase Prime.

Earlier TRUMP Withdrawals Reached $94 Million

By December, the same wallet had reportedly withdrawn about $94 million over 30 days. Individual transfers ranged from $2 million to $17.2 million during that period.

Meanwhile, retail holders had already recorded heavy losses. Nearly one million TRUMP buyers were losing money by late June, while total realized and unrealized losses reached an estimated $3.81 billion. Coinpaper also found that about two-thirds of wallets that bought TRUMP were losing money. Interest remained high as Trump-linked crypto assets continued attracting political and market attention.

Recent estimates placed the Trump family's broader crypto wealth near $1.4 billion. A Reuters/Ipsos survey also found that 63% of respondents viewed the family's crypto profits as inappropriate.

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TRUMP Liquidity, Demand, and Supply Stay in Focus

Removing liquidity does not automatically force the TRUMP price lower. The immediate effect depends on remaining liquidity, trading demand, and broader crypto market conditions. Still, thinner pools can increase slippage and make large trades more disruptive. Trump also reacts strongly to political headlines, social media momentum, and changes in crypto sentiment.

The team could also unlock and potentially deploy up to 96 million additional TRUMP tokens from its available supply in coming months.

The latest $3.39 million withdrawal alone may not determine TRUMP's price direction. Yet repeated conversions of TRUMP liquidity into USDC remain a visible on-chain pattern. Will team-linked wallets keep using this strategy when major Trump-related news brings fresh demand for the token?

For now, the rally has returned attention to TRUMP's price action, pool depth and movements from wallets linked to the team.

Conclusion

Wallets linked to the TRUMP team withdrew $3.39 million in USDC as the token rallied, repeating a liquidity strategy seen before. With pool depth, retail losses and up to 96 million tokens in focus, traders can track future wallet movements and liquidity changes for signs of renewed conversions.