TikTok Calls Congressman’s TRUMP Coin Accusation ‘Patently False and Irresponsible’
- TikTok has officially denied an allegation from Rep. Brad Sherman that it bought TRUMP coins.
- The Congressman claimed a $300M purchase was a bribe to extend TikTok’s US deadline.
- The claim appears to confuse TikTok with a separate firm, GD Culture Group.
Social media platform TikTok has officially denied an allegation from U.S. Congressman Brad Sherman that the company was involved in a $300 million purchase of the TRUMP memecoin.
The official TikTok Policy X account posted a response describing the claim, which the Congressman framed as a bribe to President Donald Trump, as “patently false and irresponsible.”
The public dispute between the lawmaker and the tech company erupted after President Trump signed a third executive order extending the deadline for TikTok’s U.S. divestiture to September 17, 2025.
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TikTok Calls Congressman’s TRUMP Coin Accusation ‘Patently False and Irresponsible’
- TikTok has officially denied an allegation from Rep. Brad Sherman that it bought TRUMP coins.
- The Congressman claimed a $300M purchase was a bribe to extend TikTok’s US deadline.
- The claim appears to confuse TikTok with a separate firm, GD Culture Group.
Social media platform TikTok has officially denied an allegation from U.S. Congressman Brad Sherman that the company was involved in a $300 million purchase of the TRUMP memecoin.
The official TikTok Policy X account posted a response describing the claim, which the Congressman framed as a bribe to President Donald Trump, as “patently false and irresponsible.”
The public dispute between the lawmaker and the tech company erupted after President Trump signed a third executive order extending the deadline for TikTok’s U.S. divestiture to September 17, 2025.
Related: Trump Prioritizes Resolving China Trade Spat Before Finalizing TikTok Deal
Sherman Alleg…
The post TikTok Calls Congressman’s TRUMP Coin Accusation ‘Patently False and Irresponsible’ appeared first on Coin Edition.
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