Trump Inauguration Funded Entirely By Memecoins

Predictably unpredictable, Donald Trump has broken from tradition by funding his inauguration entirely with memecoin cryptocurrencies. All payments and transactions have been made with the $TRUMP token, from hiring Kid Rock to bribing supporters not to riot.

Trump’s choice of payment method is unusual since previous inaugurations were paid for solely in United States American Dollars. Reagan’s ceremony is the only exception as that was partially funded by Iranian Rials. 

Trump launched his official cryptocurrency in the run-up to signing in, despite thinking ‘meme’, ‘crypto’, and ‘Solana’ were all brands of yogurt. Immediately after launch, Trump’s coin surged to over $5bn dollars in value which will definitely turn out well for everyone involved.

Not to be outdone, Melania then launched her own crypto, causing her husband’s token to plummet. Divorce lawyers are saying this is the first time they’ve seen a martial spat play out over Coinbase.

Meanwhile, Trump’s sons’ own crypto, ‘World Liberty Financial’ (whatever that means), flounders in obscurity much like the sons themselves.

Of all the contractors involved in the inauguration, only one lighting rigger refused to accept the new currency saying he only accepted ‘Moons’. All other transactions have reportedly been successful. The rigger in question has since been deported.

In other inauguration news, despite being in attendance, the long-anticipated Conor McGregor/Mark Zuckerberg face-off will not take place as both have agreed to bury the hatchet to commemorate this new political era. Jeff Bezos and Shou Zi Chew have expressed disappointment that they will no longer be able to tag-team the fight. Entertainment instead will consist of an elaborate 40-minute jumping gymnastics show performed by Elon Musk.

After his crowning, Trump plans to implement a list of 100 executive orders that range from January 6th pardons to turning the frogs back to being straight. That should keep everyone busy for a while.

In other other news, because why not just put this all in one place, the Washington Post has revealed that they’ve seen documents saying that Musk’s DOGE thingy will be sued on day one. It’s to do with government advisory committees, they have rules and everything for how those are implemented and Musk (and the other guy) didn’t follow any of those rules.

Now, Musk will say he’s not an advisory committee, but he’s not a government department either. You can’t just slap the word ‘department’ on a thing and claim it’s a government body. I know because I found out the hard way that the IRS can tell the difference between the Inland Revenue Service and my Indisputably (tax) Rebatable Saunaroom.

Regardless of what Musk’s DOGE turns out to be defined as, I suspect the first thing he might advise Trump to cut will be the people trying to sue him.

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