Fight Fight Fight, the company behind the Trump-themed memecoin, is reportedly negotiating to buy Republic.com’s U.S. operations, aiming to expand token adoption and raise a $200 million fund to stabilize its value.
Trump Memecoin Team Eyes Republic.com Acquisition
Fight Fight Fight, the entity behind the Trump memecoin (TRUMP), is reportedly in advanced discussions to acquire the U.S. operations of investment platform Republic.com, according to sources cited by Bloomberg.
Launched in January 2025, ahead of Donald Trump’s second inauguration, the TRUMP token skyrocketed to a $9 billion market capitalization before crashing nearly 90% to around $1.64 billion, data from CoinMarketCap shows.
Despite the steep decline, TRUMP has gained 5.6% in the past 24 hours, signaling renewed trader interest amid acquisition rumors.
TRUMP memecoin is up 5.6% over the past 24 hours
If completed, the acquisition could allow Republic’s 3,000+ fundraising campaigns and thousands of users to integrate TRUMP memecoin transactions, while offering crypto startups a new fundraising gateway.
Insiders said that the discussions involve multiple potential partners and remain confidential. The Trump-linked firms — Fight Fight Fight and CIC Digital, an affiliate of The Trump Organization — collectively own 80% of the TRUMP memecoin, highlighting close ties between the political brand and the crypto project.
To restore market confidence, Fight Fight Fight is reportedly planning to raise a $200 million digital asset fund aimed at buying back tokens and stabilizing liquidity. Analysts view this as a strategic move to support price recovery and strengthen investor sentiment after months of volatility.
Strategic Expansion in a Competitive Market
Republic.com, backed by Galaxy Digital and Binance Labs, has established itself as a key investment platform bridging traditional and tokenized assets. The acquisition could merge Republic’s regulated investment infrastructure with Trump’s growing crypto ecosystem, potentially giving retail investors exposure to tokenized political and cultural assets.
Meanwhile, another Trump-linked venture, World Liberty Financial (WLFI), recently announced an airdrop of 8.4 million WLFI tokens worth $1.2 million to early supporters of its USD1 stablecoin program — further cementing Trump-affiliated brands in the digital asset landscape.
The planned Republic acquisition follows Coinbase’s $375 million purchase of Echo, an onchain fundraising platform founded by influencer Cobie, marking a surge in crypto investment infrastructure deals.
If finalized, the Fight Fight Fight–Republic partnership could reshape the fundraising landscape — combining political branding, Web3 capital markets, and blockchain-based ownership in one ecosystem.
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