Central African Republic Meme (CAR) news

Central African Republic memecoin collapses 97% from peak less than two days after launch

A memecoin launched by the Central African Republic has plunged nearly 97% from its peak in just over 24 hours.CAR’s launch on Sunday was met with severe skepticism, though the country’s President has continued to post about the token.

A certain whale that once profited on TRUMP is currently floating a loss of 1.8 million US dollars on CAR

Central African Republic Launches $CAR Memecoin, Value Drops 60% After Peak

Central African Republic debuts memecoin managed by state-owned mineral firm

President Touadéra cast the Central African Republic as being at the “forefront” of a “revolution” being wrought by blockchain

Is the Central African Republic Really Launching a Memecoin?

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Jupiter DEX Caught Off Guard as CAR Meme Token Sparks Controversy

A token claiming ties to the Central African Republic gained attention after an endorsement from President Touadéra, but its authenticity remains doubtful. Jupiter DEX initially verified the CAR meme token but later investigated it due to concerns about its legitimacy and insider trading. Despite lockup modifications, the project still holds $17M in unlocked tokens, posing a significant risk to traders and investors.

An address FOMO bought 3.6 million CARs and has lost more than $1.5 million

How this investor lost $1.5M in CAR Tokens Due To FOMO

A trader spent $1.9 million to buy CAR and now has a floating loss of more than $1.5 million

CAR memecoin reaches $527M peak amid deepfake doubts

Is CAR’s exploding token a $600M deepfake scam?

Share link:In this post: CAR President Faustion-Archange Touadera announced the country’s official meme coin. The meme coin’s credibility, however, is being questioned, with two deepfake detectors showing high chances that the President’s token video announcement could be a deepfake. 20% of the token’s supply is dedicated to liquidity, while 9.3% will be distributed to the public.

Everything you need to know about the Central African Republic's presidential currency issuance

The launch of $CAR is not just an economic attempt, but also an extension of a cultural phenomenon.

Trump impersonator or hacker trick? Central African Republic president involved in cryptocurrency controversy

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A certain address spent only $3,800 to buy 46.57 million CARs 5 hours ago, making a profit of about 366 times

SpiderCrypto associated wallet swaps $1.52 million of TRUMP for CAR

Jupiter Lianchuang: The CAR token deployer has re-locked the contract to ensure that it is irrevocable

A trader bought $5,000 of CAR tokens and made more than $12 million in profits in 3 hours

A smart money spent 200 SOL to buy 14.54 million tokens half an hour after CAR went online and sold them in batches, making a profit of 3.08 million

Central African Republic launches memecoin as experiment, according to president's X account

The President of Central Africa Republic’s official X account announced a memecoin named CAR.The memecoin launch is said to be an experiment to see if a meme can “unite people” and support the “national development” of the Central African Republic.

CAR Token Economics: Total of 1 billion, public distribution only accounts for 9.3%

Central African Republic’s Meme Coin Launch Raises Deepfake and Fraud Concerns

The CAR meme coin, touted as a national crypto initiative, has sparked controversy over deepfake allegations, domain inconsistencies, and insider control. While its market cap soared, skepticism grows over potential manipulation and rug pulls.

Investor Profits Millions From CAR Meme Coin While Experts Warn of Potential Scam

Namecheap has reportedly suspended the CAR token’s domain which has further fueled skepticism about the legitimacy of the Central African Republic’s new meme coin project.

Central African Republic’s National Memecoin Hits $900M Market Cap—But Is It Real?