Former pharmaceutical company executive Martin Shkreli confirmed his involvement in the creation of Trump-branded Meme Coin, Trumpcoin, during a seven-hour X Spaces event. Although Shkreli claimed he had no financial interest in the project, his involvement raised legal doubts about possible securities fraud. Rumors of an official relationship between Trump and his son Barron allegedly caused the coin to surge 385% in 24 hours to a cumulative trading volume of more than $360 million. Shkreli initially denied involvement, but later admitted to being part of the creation team and claimed to represent Barron Trump. Still, the true involvement of the Trump family and Shkreli's financial motives remain unclear. Legal experts have pointed out that Shkreli could face legal consequences if he is suspected of unwittingly committing securities fraud or falsely promoting Trump campaign endorsements when launching investment vehicles.