Crypto fake of the week: Trump, SOL, XRP and other fairy tales for naive investors

This is just another information noise that smart people use to dump coins on gullible newcomers. So if someone bought SOL "before the pump" after this throw-in, now he has a great opportunity to think about critical thinking – or at least to check the information first next time, instead of chasing mythical millions.
There is nothing to argue about here - the fake is so crude that it could be inserted into a textbook on manipulation in the crypto market.
1. "Trump's official statement"? Where? - There are no press releases, no posts on his social media, no articles in major publications. Even his affiliated media do not write about it. Apparently, the "official" statement took place somewhere between the Telegram channel "1000x crypto signals" and the forum of meme coin enthusiasts.
2. Crypto-patriotism? Funny. - Imagine Trump suddenly started advocating for SOL, XRP, and ADA - it's like believing that he will appear tomorrow in a ushanka hat and declare that the best fast food is borscht with pampushkas. If he ever says something positive about crypto, it will either be about Bitcoin or something beneficial to his environment.
3. The price of BTC did not soar - which means that none of the 'whales' bought into this nonsense. - If any part of this were true, bitcoin would have reacted first with a sharp rise. But the BTC chart didn't even flinch - because serious investors know how to distinguish real news from the fantasies of YouTube analysts.
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