Donald Trump-themed meme coins TRUMP, MAGA, TREMP, and STRUMP have tanked, with their total market capitalization down over 21% on the day, after Trump secured a victory in the U.S. election.

MAGA (TRUMP), the largest Trump-themed meme coin in terms of market cap fell 50.7% over the past 24 hours, exchanging hands at $1.71 when writing. The altcoin’s market cap fell from $212 million seen on Nov. 6 to $79 million when writing.

MAGA Hat (MAGA) a meme token inspired by Trump’s iconic red hat worn during his political campaigns also collapsed by 51% with its market cap falling to $39 million. 

Dark MAGA (DMAGA) which saw the highest gains on Nov. 5, climbing from $0.008 to $0.0018 overnight. The meme coin has since plunged by 62% from its pre-election level and was trading at $0.0045, wiping out over $13.5 million from its market cap. Similarly, Super Trump (STRUMP) also faced a sharp drop of 54.9%, with its market cap shedding $11 million.

Other popular meme coins that previously capitalized on Trump’s presidential victory but have crashed at press time, include Doland Tremp (TREMP), TRUMPCOIN, TRUMP 47 (47), and Pepe Trump (PTRUMP) which suffered losses between 50-65%.

Traders seemed to have sold the news, a familiar trend for meme coins, which often experience sharp sell-offs after hype peaks—just as with Dogecoin (DOGE), the industry’s first and largest meme coin.

Crypto stocks surged sharply on Nov. 6 as Donald Trump’s victory for a second term as U.S. president bolstered the market’s bullish outlook.

While cryptocurrencies have ripped in the lead up to the election as betting odds showed Trump was headed for victory, things got juicy on Election Day. Bitcoin (BTC) shot to above $75,000 before taking a breather.

The Trump trade, which relates to conviction that markets would rip if the Republican candidate won, engulfed not just the top coin, but also altcoins. Ethereum (ETH) has jumped above $2,700, Solana (SOL) is eyeing $190 and Dogecoin (DOGE) broke $0.20.

Meanwhile, stocks of crypto related companies, including Coinbase, MicroStrategy and Riot soared pre-market, continuing higher during the U.S. trading session. This came as Vice President Kamala Harris called Trump to congratulate him. Harris was expected to give her concession speech later in the day.

At the time of writing, Coinbase shares had increased by 30% to $253.58, marking a 50% gain over the past month and a 193% rise over the past year.

MicroStrategy, the largest corporate holder of Bitcoin, saw its stock rise nearly 13% on the day and 40% over the last 30 days. MSTR has outperformed most stocks, delivering a return of over 460% in the past year.

Other stocks making notable gains included Bitcoin mining companies Marathon Digital, Riot Platforms, CleanSpark, and Hut 8. Marathon (MARA) was up 19%, Riot (RIOT) +21%, CleanSpark (CLSK) +20%, and Hut 8 (HUT) +9%, following positive quarterly results.

Robinhood, which offers crypto trading, also recorded significant gains, while Block Inc. was up on the day. Robinhood (HOOD) has gained 20% so far, and Block (SQ) has risen more than 7%.

On Nov. 5, BlackRock’s spot Bitcoin exchange-traded fund, BITB, recorded its largest net outflow day since inception, with $44.2 million leaving the fund.

Since its launch in January, BlackRock’s BITB has experienced only six days of outflows, with the previous largest single-day outflow of $36.9 million on May 1.

According to data from Farside Investors, the 12 spot Bitcoin ETFs recorded a net outflow of $116.8 million on Nov. 5, extending their outflow streak to three consecutive trading days. However, these outflows were significantly lower than the $541.1 million recorded on Nov. 4, which marked the second-largest outflow day for these investment products.

Across the sector, outflows were dominated by Fidelity’s FBTC, which saw $68.2 million withdrawn, leading the day’s redemptions. Other funds also posted notable outflows, including ARK Invest and 21Shares’ ARKB, which saw $12.5 million in redemptions, Franklin Templeton’s EZBC with $6 million, VanEck’s HODL with $3.9 million, and Valkyrie’s BRRR, which reported $1.3 million in net outflows.

In contrast, Biwise’s BITB was the only spot Bitcoin ETF to log net inflows, with $19.3 million entering the fund. Grayscale’s GBTC and several other spot Bitcoin ETFs saw zero flows for the day.

Bitcoin defies ETF outflows, surges to record high

Despite ETF outflows extending for a third day, Bitcoin’s price rose sharply overnight.

CoinGecko data shows Bitcoin (BTC) reaching an unprecedented $75,000 in a potential reaction to election news that former President Donald Trump might be gaining momentum in early voting.

The flagship cryptocurrency later retreated slightly, trading up 8.7% at $74,563 at the time of reporting.

Bitcoin’s performance has remained strong, especially following its previous all-time high of $73,797 set on March 14, though it has mostly traded below $70,000 for much of the year.

While Bitcoin ETFs experienced significant outflows, U.S.-based spot Ethereum ETFs had a quieter day, registering zero net flows on Nov. 5, according to Farside Investors. However, Ethereum (ETH) mirrored Bitcoin’s upward price momentum, gaining 6.7% to trade just above $2,600.

According to CoinGecko data, the global crypto market capitalization increased by 6.6% over the past day, reaching $2.58 trillion.