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Dinner with Donald Trump: 220 $TRUMP holders to meet the US president tonight

Tonight, 220 of the largest holders of the $TRUMP cryptocurrency will sit down to dinner with President Donald Trump. The event is electrifying the crypto world and stirring controversy in politics and the financial industry.

$TRUMP Gala – an exclusive meeting of the cryptocurrency world

The dinner will take place at the prestigious Trump National Golf Club in Potomac Falls, near Washington. Invitations went exclusively to the largest investors in the $TRUMP memecoin – 220 people in total, many of them well-known players in the global cryptocurrency market.

Admission to the gala was not cheap – on average, each invitee invested more than one million dollars in $TRUMP, while the top tier spent as much as tens of millions each. Among the guests is Justin Sun, the Chinese billionaire and founder of the Tron blockchain, who publicly confirmed his attendance as the largest $TRUMP holder.

How could one get an invitation?

  • Only the 220 largest $TRUMP holders from the qualifying period received an invitation.
  • The top 25 investors gained additional privileges: a private VIP meeting with the president and limited-edition Trump Tourbillon watches worth $100,000 each.
  • Each participant had to pass a security check and meet formal criteria, including no ties to countries on the sanctions list.

$TRUMP – a memecoin with a political edge

$TRUMP is a memecoin launched on the Solana blockchain just before Donald Trump’s presidential inauguration. Its success rests on a combination of a recognizable brand, the power of social media and special events such as today’s dinner.

$TRUMP tokens can be used to buy products bearing Trump’s name, including sneakers and Bibles, which further fuels community interest.

Interesting numbers

  • Number of invitees: 220 people
  • Average investment value: $1.8 million
  • Market capitalization: $2.7 billion
  • Current price of 1 $TRUMP coin: $15.72 (22.05.2025)

Controversy and reactions

Not everyone views the gala favorably. Critics, including Democratic Party politicians, accuse Trump of „pay-to-meet” – that is, the ability to buy access to the president for millions of dollars. Activists and senators have announced protests, pointing to a potential conflict of interest and a threat to transparency in public life.

In response to the accusations, the White House stresses that the president „always acts in the interest of the American people”.

What next for $TRUMP?

A dinner with the president is not only about prestige, but also another chapter in the history of memecoins. $TRUMP remains one of the most recognizable tokens of 2025, and its future depends on continued community interest, the effectiveness of marketing and… further political twists.

Tomasz Kamiński

Tomasz Kamiński, redaktor serwisu DigitalNexus.pl. Zajmuje się tematyką show-biznesową i rozrywką. Ukończył dziennikarstwo i medioznawstwo na Uniwersytecie Warszawskim. W wolnym czasie gra w gry, jest fanatykiem Call of Duty. W temacie gier pisze od 2008 roku.