Trump Heirs Distance Themselves from Controversial ’Trump Wallet’ Crypto Project

Magic Eden’s latest political-branded wallet faces backlash as Eric Trump and Donald Trump Jr. publicly deny involvement.

No blockchain bonanza here—just another case of famous names getting dragged into crypto’s hype machine. At least they didn’t promise 10,000% returns this time.

Magic Eden not hacked

In multiple company feeds, Magic Eden reiterated the partnership, raising concerns about the company’s social media accounts potentially being hacked.

Magic Eden business lead Liz A, known as “Voh” on social media said the firm’s accounts, and emphasized that the announcement was legitimate. 

The NFT marketplace’s head of community, Cole McMillian, known as “Papi,” told one user on Magic Eden’s Discord server:

“This is like… The most legal scrutiny we will ever have. So just need to be careful about responses”

Neither Magic Eden nor Slingshot has published technical details covering custody, supported blockchains, or geographic restrictions.