A well-known media group collaborates with Crypto.com to issue DJT tokens, distributed to shareholders at a 1:1 ratio.

ForkMonger · 2026-01-04T09:40:11+00:00

A well-known media group has partnered with Crypto.com to issue the DJT token, which is distributed free of charge to shareholders at a 1:1 ratio. Holders can enjoy platform discount benefits. However, this token is not a tokenized stock and does not grant shareholder rights. This move reflects a traditional group's attempt to transition into the Web3 ecosystem and aims to enhance user engagement.

ForkMonger

2026-01-04 09:40:11

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【Crypto World】A well-known media group announced an interesting new move—partnering with Crypto.com to jointly issue the DJT token. The way this collaboration works is by distributing tokens to existing shareholders on a 1:1 basis for free, essentially giving a benefit to long-term shareholders. Holders of this token can enjoy various discounts and privileges on the group’s media platforms, which sounds quite attractive. However, it is important to note that the official statement clearly said—this token is not a security tokenization product. In other words, it does not grant holders shareholder rights in the company, such as dividends or profit-sharing rights. This approach actually reflects the trend of traditional large groups beginning to integrate into the Web3 ecosystem by using tokens to enhance user engagement and loyalty. Anyway, this partnership sends a significant signal to the crypto market.

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CryingOldWallet

· 01-06 12:24

It's the same old story, air coins disguised as shell companies for shareholder benefits. Just listen and don't take it seriously.

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mev_me_maybe

· 01-05 13:25

Free airdrops sound great, but not having dividend rights is a bit disappointing.

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ProofOfNothing

· 01-04 10:10

It sounds like just a variant of an air coin. The 1:1 distribution sounds appealing, but in reality, there are no actual rights or benefits. It's simply a new way to harvest retail investors.

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ZeroRushCaptain

· 01-04 10:09

Oh no, it's that same old "discount benefits" trick again. I've seen through it. Not having dividend rights is just a clear preview of a rug pull.

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ruggedSoBadLMAO

· 01-04 10:07

Giving tokens to old shareholders sounds good, but no dividend rights? Then it's just a consumption token, I've seen this trick before.

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ForkThisDAO

· 01-04 09:43

Hmm... It sounds like a scam, giving away tokens for free but without real rights? Why not just offer a discount directly? --- Traditional media in the crypto space is like this—looks high-end but is actually just an upgraded version of a points card. --- Distributing tokens 1:1 sounds great, but without shareholder rights, that's just ridiculous. --- Really? If there's no dividend rights, what's the point of holding it? Just for a discount? --- Come on, another scheme to harvest retail investors, just rebranding as Web3 with a different name. --- Distributing tokens 1:1 sounds good, but if there's no profit-sharing, how much is this thing really worth? --- Haha, traditional capital has such limited imagination—tokens are just tokens, with no real rights, what's the point? --- Isn't this just a digital membership card? Why make it into a token?

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