764,000 have lost money while 58 crypto wallets have made millions on Trump’s meme coin, data shows.

(Last paragraphs are very important)

764,000 wallets of mostly small holders have lost money on $TRUMP, according to the firm.

58 wallets have made over $10 million each from President Donald Trump’s meme coin, totaling $1.1 billion in profits, blockchain analytics firm Chainalysis said.

(Look at the power of BIG CAPITAL; in investment, the number that truly counts is not the number of investors but the number of dollars. Lols)

Now watch this…

The $TRUMP event, set for May 22 at Trump National Golf Club, Washington, D.C., includes a reception for the 25 wallets with the largest balance, along with a White House tour.



So….? You know what this means?

When you see $Trump memecoin’s price rising recently due to high demand, know that it’s most likely influenced by the incentive “reception for the 25 wallets with the largest balance, along with a White House tour” and not necessarily a rise in demand out of investors’s perceived value.🫰
(CNBC reported)

👆🏼This is an advantaged news for short term investors in this crypto to make quick money.

But if you are a long term investor, this news and its recent impact on the price movement of the memecoin should not drive your investment decision.🫰

There could be massive sell off by those big investors after enjoying the incentive. You don’t tell them what to do afterwards, do you?

Strong fundamentals should support your long term investment decisions.

I’m your investment strategist & analysts.
I’m an intelligent investor.
#Chicarol

764,000 have lost money while 58 crypto wallets have made millions on Trump’s meme coin, data shows.

(Last paragraphs are very important)

764,000 wallets of mostly small holders have lost money on $TRUMP, according to the firm.

58 wallets have made over $10 million each from President Donald Trump’s meme coin, totaling $1.1 billion in profits, blockchain analytics firm Chainalysis said.

(Look at the power of BIG CAPITAL; in investment, the number that truly counts is not the number of investors but the number of dollars. Lols)

Now watch this…

The $TRUMP event, set for May 22 at Trump National Golf Club, Washington, D.C., includes a reception for the 25 wallets with the largest balance, along with a White House tour.



So….? You know what this means?

When you see $Trump memecoin’s price rising recently due to high demand, know that it’s most likely influenced by the incentive “reception for the 25 wallets with the largest balance, along with a White House tour” and not necessarily a rise in demand out of investors’s perceived value.🫰
(CNBC reported)

👆🏼This is an advantaged news for short term investors in this crypto to make quick money.

But if you are a long term investor, this news and its recent impact on the price movement of the memecoin should not drive your investment decision.🫰

There could be massive sell off by those big investors after enjoying the incentive. You don’t tell them what to do afterwards, do you?

Strong fundamentals should support your long term investment decisions.

I’m your investment strategist & analysts.
I’m an intelligent investor.
#Chicarol

Dear Mr Japan? Trump’s tariff letter opener sparks mockery and memes on social media

US President Donald Trump is once again the center of a social media storm, this time because he made a mistake about Japan. Trump sparked a meme storm after referring to Japan's prime minister as “Mr. Japan” during an interview about trade tariffs. Critics and comedians didn't miss a beat.

EXCLUSIVE: @realDonaldTrump’s visa clampdown linked to Nigeria’s refusal to house asylum seekers

Diplomatic sources told TheCable that the US president has been putting pressure on many countries to serve as temporary homes for asylum seekers until their cases are treated, and this usually takes up to seven years. While some countries have agreed, Nigeria has refused to be part of the arrangement.

Birthright citizenship: Trump blocked again by federal judge

A New Hampshire judge has halted Donald Trump’s controversial order to deny birthright citizenship to babies born in the US to undocumented parents.

The judge certified a class-action lawsuit brought by the ACLU and ruled that it can proceed.
The Trump White House says the ruling “defies” the Supreme Court’s limits on judicial power.

The policy was set to take effect on 27 July.

Obama breaks silence with chilling warning: “Trump’s return threatens the entire nation” Here’s what he said, and why it has everyone on edge — full statement in comments

BREAKING: Iran Strikes Back After US Bombing

Iran has fired a wave of missiles at Israel, less than 24 hours after the United States bombed its nuclear facilities.

This comes despite Donald Trump’s demand for an unconditional surrender from Iran.
Instead of surrendering, Iran is now retaliating hard.

According to reports, Iran says it will never surrender and is ready to fight back, not just against Israel but also against America if necessary.

“If Trump thinks he can bully Iran, we’ll make sure he feels the heat even in the US,” Iranian officials warn.

The bombing of Iran’s nuclear sites by the US might have just opened the gates to another serious war in the Middle East.

Buckle up it’s going to be intense.

#IranVsIsrael #TrumpNews #USBombing #MiddleEastCrisis #BreakingNews #GlobalTensions #realitytv #realitygistt

*SOME NIGERIAN NEWSPAPER HEADLINES+, 21/06/2025*

Gunmen kill 19 in fresh Plateau attacks

Dangote refinery hikes petrol ex-depot price to N880/litre

Togo cleared of alleged fake degrees as Reps probe Benin July 10

Lagos, Kaduna, 10 other cities to host Reps zonal hearing on constitution review

Atiku, el-Rufai, Amaechi coalition seeks to register new party

SEC bans CEOs from becoming chairmen without 3-year break

Flood: Over 5.2m affected, 1,237 lives lost in 35 states in 2024 – NEMA

NYSC: Stop posting our children to insecure states, parents tell FG

Scandal: Convicted inmate caught processing passport, visa in Lagos

Trump threatens Iran with imminent strike, says Europe ‘can’t help’

Trump orders mass layoffs at Voice of America, other US-funded media

WHO blames data gaps as Nigeria records 1,562 cholera cases

Court blocks deportation of Nigerian PhD Student amid Trump’s immigration crackdown

Israel-Iran war: Stranded Nigerians cry for help from underground shelters

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*DID YOU KNOW?*

* There are more than 3,700 types of mosquitoes in the world. They live on every continent except Antarctica.

* IKEA is an acronym that stands for Ingvar Kamprad Elmtaryd Agunnaryd: the founder’s name, the farm where he grew up, and his hometown.
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I’m committed to governance – Tinubu

Tinubu lauds Wike for transforming Abuja to world-class city

NASS revives constitution review; sets dates for public hearing

Civil war: Gowon should apologize to Ndigbo for dumping Aburi accord — Senator Umeh

NJC to work with states’ judiciaries on technology deployment – CJN Kekere-Ekun

$397k FX Case: EFCC, EeZee Tee move towards settlement

Troops foil terrorists’ attempt to establish base in Katsina, rescue 19

Navy impounds 20,000 litres of stolen crude oil in Delta

IG praises Nigerian police officers for outstanding service in Somalia

Man who breached Tinubu’s protocol in Kaduna mentally ill — Police

Umahi orders repairs on Lafia-Makurdi road after Tinubu’s aborted Yelwata visit

ECOWAS must act on agreed resolutions, says Tuggar

FG’s cash transfer to N’Assembly hits N316bn

Nigeria may face serious urban crisis in 25 years — FG warns

Farm produce cost surges by 29% – NBS

FG Releases N60bn For Agro-Livestock Industrial Zone Development

SEC bars independent directors from becoming executive directors

FIRS adopts new model to drive voluntary tax compliance

GenCos must link to national grid system by December 31 — NERC

FG donates 1,000 life jackets to Kwara

Mary Odili to chair NEAPS 2025 Advisory Committee

FCT woos global investors at London summit

Wike to relocate Apo mechanics soon

Revive nomadic schools to stop clashes, Fulani leaders tell FG

MASSOB seeks justice for Enugu victims of herdsmen attacks

Afenifere hails Tinubu’s commitment to establishing state police

Dangote plan to distribute products will address losses, IPMAN

Petroleum marketers supply 20m litres daily without subsidy

PETROAN denies lifting petrol from P’Harcourt refinery

Keyamo mocks anti-Tinubu coalition’s new party bid, calls it a ‘Pedestrian Joke’

YPP gov candidate pays Anambra N50m campaign levy

Obi condemns Anambra killings, abduction, seeks security reforms

One million children rescued from streets under my watch, says Borno gov

Oborevwori’s China trip to boost investment – Commissioner

Our Decision To Negotiate With Bandits Not Out Of Weakness – Sokoto Govt

Northern insecurity spilling into Kogi, says Ododo

Oyo to purchase two aircraft for security surveillance – Makinde
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Ogun assembly marks second anniversary, praises gov on project funding

Rivers LG administrator appointed by Ibas resigns

Plateau To Introduce High-Yield Potato Varieties

82,150 Nasarawa Farmers Receive Moringa, Albizia Seedlings

Enugu appoints new forest guard leaders to tackle security threats

Ebonyi releases teachers recruitment results, announces interview dates

Candidates raise concern as Osun delays teachers’ recruitment

Kaduna security operatives nab 398 suspects in nine days

Police deny foul play in Rivers nightclub assault

Police arrest 44-year-old alleged hired killer in Lagos

Police arrest 210, seize drugs, weapons in Borno

Ondo Police arrest 17-yr-old, one other with 51 bags of Indian hemp

Eight die as gunmen attack Osun, Anambra communities

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*TODAY IN HISTORY*

* On this day in 1945, over 150, 000 clerical and non-clerical staff in the Nigerian Civil Service initiated a general strike to address their demands for salary increases to offset the rising cost of living.

* On this day in 1895, the Kiel Canal was opened by German Emperor Wilhelm II. The 98 km (61 mi) long canal in Northern Germany is one of the world’s busiest artificial waterways. It connects the North Sea with the Baltic Sea.

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Don’t let the things you don’t have prevent you from using what you do have. – John Locke
Good morning

*Compiled by Hon. Osuji George osujis@yahoo.com, +234-8122200446*

*SOME NIGERIAN NEWSPAPER HEADLINES+, 17/06/2025*

Bloodletting: Tinubu shifts Kaduna trip, heads for Benue

Seven killed, two missing in fresh herdsmen attack in Enugu

Inflation drops to 22.97% in May, says NBS

Naira appreciates to N1,585/$ in parallel market

Marketers fear business shutdown, reject Dangote’s fuel distribution plan

Relentless Al Hilal prepare new €50m Osimhen salary offer

Israel-Iran war: 330,000 flee Tehran, oil price drops 4%

Harvard secures extension of court order halting Trump’s foreign student ban

Ugandan President signs law allowing civilians trials in military court

Africa’s $400bn reserves held abroad hinder development – Afrieximbank

Nigeria invites B’Faso, Niger to economic summit despite ECOWAS exit

Nigerian arrested with N1.8bn drugs in India risks 20-year jail

EU, Germany launch energy networks to boost Kano economy

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*DID YOU KNOW?*

* In Rwanda, Kinyarwanda is the national language and is spoken by nearly all Rwandans. While in 2008, English became the language of instruction in schools, French was previously the primary language in education and administration.

* That fresh, earthy smell after rain is due to a compound called geosmin, produced by soil bacteria – and our noses are extremely sensitive to it.
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Use Sovereign Wealth to Build Africa, Tinubu urges African nations

Tinubu Declares State Policing A Necessity, Demands Constitutional Reforms

Reps quiz NEXIM, transport ministry over N500m ECOWAS road fund

Alleged murder plot: Senator Natasha’s planned arraignment stalled

Court rejects FG’s request to order Senator Akpoti-Uduaghan’s arrest

Emefiele gets N2bn bail in 753-unit estates suit

Court halts Ecobank’s N6.3bn shares suit pending appeal

Court asked to stop demolition of 18.8-hectare estate for Lagos-Calabar coastal road project

EFCC arraigns Ponzi scheme director for alleged N13.8b Fraud in Port Harcourt

Chidinma denies stealing Ataga’s devices, claims ownership in court

Benue bloodbath: CDS, IG launch cross-border manhunt for killers

Benue massacre: IGP orders deployment of additional manpower

IGP, speakers’ chairman disagree over state police proposal

Politicians now launder billions through Yahoo boys – EFCC

Edun, Cardoso meet to deepen fiscal-monetary policy coordination as inflation slows

We must seek alternative way of funding the police, says Tunji-Ojo

Tuggar expresses Nigeria’s readiness to host WAEF

NEITI: TETFund got over ₦1trn from education tax in five years

Youth dialogue begins as FG opens confab portal

FCCPC summons Air Peace over flight cancellations, unpaid refunds

SEC eyes cross-border trade with stablecoin framework

FIRS extends tax office operations to weekends in June

PTAD pays NGN8.6 billion arrears of NGN32,000 pension increment

Donate blood three times yearly, UNIMEDTH urges public

UNICAL clinical lecturers begin strike over exclusion from VC recruitment

Fake procurement jobs: UNILAG raises alarm over impersonation of VC

Enough of killings in Benue, others – NANS

NMA, Abuja hospital clash over alleged unlawful dismissal of doctors

Obasanjo to commission specialist hospital, key roads in Zamfara

ACF, Sultan condemn Yelwata killings, urge urgent security action in Benue

Benue Killings: Perpetrators Not Herders But Terrorists – North Central Forum

Meta introduces paid channels, promoted content on WhatsApp

‘Buy made-in Nigeria’ policy directly violates AfCFTA – NECA

48 students emerge as quarterfinalists in Cowbellpedia 2025 quiz

Chams plans N3.99bn rights issue

Oshiomhole missed flight, didn’t check in online – Air Peace manager

Telcos hit by 37% rural energy cost surge – Report

PETROAN Kicks Against Dangote Refinery’s Distribution Plan

No plan to defect to APC, says Damagum

2027: APC talks tough as pressure mounts over Tinubu’s running mate

Tight security as Lagos APC unveils LG candidates

Okpebholo returns missionary schools to churches after decades

Mutfwang resets Plateau health sector with N2bn state-of-the-art equipment

Aiyedatiwa okays OSOPADEC N33bn budget, inaugurates board

Zamfara gov unveils refurbished women affairs ministry’s secretariat

Cult clashes: Lagos Assembly summons police commissioner

Lagos Assembly summons Uber, Bolt, others over labour rights violations

Kefas laying foundation for Taraba’s future – Commissioner

Niger begins immediate repair of storm-damaged Bida road, blames contractor for flooding

LASG suspends planning approvals along Lagos-Calabar coastal road

Jigawa renovates 587 flood-damaged schools, recruits 3,420 teachers

Jigawa reallocates misused farmlands to farmers

Jigawa demarcates 1,200 hectares for grazing, 49km for cattle routes

Bauchi bans farming activities along road setbacks

Yobe civil servants sit for exams on career growth

Sokoto opens door to dialogue with repentant bandits

Over 370 pupils to compete in Lagos sports festival

Police arrest 14 suspected Benue protest hijackers

Worshippers escape death as building collapses on church in Lagos

Bricklayer bags life jail for defiling neighbour’s eight-year-old daughter

Police inspector shot dead by 10-year-old son in Anambra

Employees kill 56-year-old farmer over N900,000 in Edo

Oyo cyclist targets Guinness World Record

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*TODAY IN HISTORY*

* On this day in 1885, the Statue of Liberty arrived in New York. Hundreds of thousands of spectators welcomed the emblematic statue, which was a gift to the United States from the people of France and has become one of the country’s most recognized symbols.

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Why can’t we all just get along? – Rodney King

Good morning

*Compiled by Hon. Osuji George osujis@yahoo.com, +234-8122200446*

Musk to Decommission US Space Project as Trump Announces Removal of Governmental Subsidies, Contracts

American billionaire and Chief Executive Officer of Tesla, Elon Musk, has announced plan to decommission his SpaceX Dragon spacecraft used by the United States amid ongoing rift between him and the U.S President, Donald Trump.

NPO Reported that Trump who was heavily backed by Musk during his Presidential campaign, had yesterday expressed his disappointment with the Tesla boss over his disagreement with the proposed tax and spending bill.

Musk had in a post on his X handle described the bills as “disgusting abomination.”

Addressing White House Press o Thursday, Trump said he was “very surprised” and “disappointed” with Musk’s criticisms of his centrepiece budget bill.

He hinted possible end to his relationship with Musk who had just recently stepped down from his role as the head of the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE)- a body responsible for the reduction of government’s expenses.

“Elon and I had a great relationship. I don’t know if we will anymore,” Trump said.

In what had since escalated into wars of words, Musk fired back at the President in a post on his X, stressing that he wouldn’t have won the 2024 election without him

Musk accused the president of “Such ingratitude”, adding: “Without me, Trump would have lost the election”.

The last development of the feud would be Trump’s response on his Truth Social handle where he declared the removal of Musk’s governmental subsidies and contracts.

“The easiest way to save money in our Budget, Billions and Billions of Dollars, is to terminate Elon’s Governmental Subsidies and Contracts. I was always surprised that Biden didn’t do it!” He wrote.

In reaction, Musk also declared the decommissioning of his SpaceX Dragon spacecraft used by the United States.

“In light of the President’s statement about cancellation of my government contracts, @SpaceX will begin decommissioning its Dragon spacecraft immediately.” Musk wrote.

*SOME NIGERIAN NEWSPAPER HEADLINES+, 06/06/2025*

Tinubu commissions Lekki Deep Sea Port access road, flags off key highways

Don’t approve coastal islands without FG’s consent, Tinubu warns governors

Former education minister Jubril Aminu dies at 85

Report of kidnap of 200 persons on Abuja-Kaduna Road fake —Police

Victims’ Families Kick As Niger Gov Pardons Murder Convicts

Edo govt rescues trafficked girl after 5 years in Burkina Faso

Ebonyi Govt seals 283 illegal, substandard schools

Green Eagles Legends Pay Condolence Visit To Late Chukwu’s Family

Uzbekistan qualify for World Cup for first time

Trump’s new bill may slash Nigeria’s $21bn remittance

FG engages Japan for ¥15bn loan

Russia host Nigeria in first-ever meeting

US shifting from aid to trade in Nigeria, others – Ambassador

Nigerian grandmother sacked by UK varsity over misplaced bracelet


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*DID YOU KNOW?*

* Eid al-Adha, also known as Eid el-Kabir or the Festival of Sacrifice, is a significant Islamic holiday that commemorates the story of Prophet Ibrahim (Abraham) and his willingness to sacrifice his son. It is celebrated with special prayers, feasting, and the ritual slaughter of animals.

* France bakes around 6 billion baguettes per year.

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Sallah: Tinubu promises economic rebound, urges prayers for soldiers

Tinubu defends coastal highway project, dismisses ‘ill-informed’ critics

Nigeria secures over $2.2bn commitments for health sector reforms – Tinubu

FG to boost police with tech training, welfare — Tinubu

Shettima leads dignitaries to the funeral prayers for late Prof. Aminu

Lekki deep sea port to generate $201 billion, says deputy speaker, Kalu

Federal High Court unveils Lagos e-filing platform June 23

Federal HIgh Court loses former Chief Judge Abutu

Court convicts nine Chinese nationals for financial terrorism

Illegal Waste Disposal: Lagos court remands 75-year-old man, four others in Kirikiri

Troops foil terrorists’ attacks on 2 communities in Borno, kill scores

Communities must support fight against banditry, says CDS

Sallah: IG deploys teams in Eid grounds, public places

FG inaugurates inter-ministerial committee for 2025 Democracy Day celebration

Minister directs NEDC to complete Yobe schools, houses construction works

BOI disbursements to MSMEs hit N1.3tn – Minister

Train-7 gas project now 80% complete – NLNG

Police not blocked from NIN verification services – NIMC

Fed Govt to train 100,000 artisans

FG to assess civil servants on daily output

FG destroys 3,867 illicit firearms, tightens national arms control

Anambra: INEC flags 31,690 unclaimed PVCs ahead voter registration

Nigeria allocates 1% of pension assets to infrastructure devt– AFC

Economic activities expand 6th consecutive month – CBN

Nigeria set to manufacture plastic automotive components – NADDC DG

Traffic Menace: Sallah: Travellers Spend Hours On Abuja – Kaduna Highway

NIWA boss denies attack claim on Tinubu, warns peddlers of fake news

UNICEF provides clean water to 12,000 Borno residents

Wike applauds Tinubu’s bold leadership at OAU lecture

I’ll touch rich tax defaulters, heaven won’t fall -Wike

OAU denies arrest of two protesting students during Wike’s visit

UNIBEN VC partners Delta community for cultural renaissance

MURIC accuses FG of religious bias over free train rides

Dangote names road to refinery after Tinubu

Nicotine pouches can save Nigerian smokers – Report

Coca-Cola inaugurates 60cl bottle

USSD war: Telcos oppose airtime charges for bank transfers

Eid-Kabir: IBEDC cautions electricity users against illegal connections

2027: Tinubu-Shettima ticket intact, says APC

Kano APC backs Tinubu’s second term bid

Tribe, religion driving current govt — Amaechi

PDP begs Peter Obi, others to return to party

LP’s 2027 Presidential ticket won’t be handed out lightly – Fadojoe

Universities should study how Wike joined Tinubu’s cabinet – Ooni of Ife

Lagos extending Blue Line rail – Sanwo-Olu

Insecurity: Army has trained 1,470 Edo Security Corps agents – Okpebholo

Ogun gov unveils Ijebu-Ode access road

Gombe lawmakers assure women farmers of timely budget release

Kwara up-to-date on salary, pension payment – Commissioner

Oyo begins N4.8bn payment to Bodija explosion victims

Lagos onboards 10 MDAs on e-procurement platform

Eid-el-Kabir: Kano police reiterate Durbar ban

Yobe Emir hails Tinubu over Dogara’s appointment as NCGC chairman

2 die of suspected diphtheria in Edo

Man jailed nine years for sexually assaulting neighbour’s son

Kidnappers kill two policemen, abduct Chinese in Kwara

29 suspects arrested over Kano DPO’s death

Anambra shuts school after vigilantes torture principal, deputy for three days

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*TODAY IN HISTORY*

* On this day in 1930, frozen food was sold in retail stores for the first time. 18 stores in Springfield, Massachusetts took part in a trial to test consumer acceptance. Clarence Birdseye, the founder of the Birds Eye Frozen Food Company, is considered the father of the modern frozen food industry.

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Belief means nothing without actions. – Randa Abdel-Fattah

Happy Eid el-Kabir



*Compiled by Hon. Osuji George osujis@yahoo.com, +234-8122200446*

Trump Slams Elon Musk Over Opposition to Signature Bill.

Former President Donald Trump expressed disappointment in Elon Musk on Thursday after the Tesla and SpaceX CEO publicly criticized Trump’s flagship legislative proposal.

“Elon and I had a great relationship. I don’t know if we will anymore,” Trump said, reacting to Musk’s call to block the bill, which Musk labeled “One Big Beautiful Bill.” Just a day earlier, Musk had urged lawmakers to “k+ll the bill.”

Speaking to reporters, Trump suggested Musk might be s¥ffering from “Trump D+rangement Syndrome” and claimed the billionaire misses the White House.