Exclusive: Inside Trump's Lavish Meme Coin Dinner with Crypto Elites
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Exclusive: Inside Trump's Lavish Meme Coin Dinner with Crypto Elites

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Summary:

  • 200+ crypto elites attended Trump’s exclusive $TRUMP meme coin dinner.

  • Justin Sun, a top $TRUMP holder, invested $1.3 million for access.

  • Critics call the event a pay-to-play scheme, raising ethical and legal concerns.

  • Guests enjoyed gourmet meals and VIP access, but limited interaction with Trump.

  • The dinner highlights the intersection of politics and crypto in a controversial light.

More than 200 wealthy crypto enthusiasts gathered for a private event at President Donald Trump’s golf club just outside Washington, DC, on Thursday night. The exclusive dinner, featuring filet mignon and halibut, was a reward for the top holders of Trump’s personal $TRUMP meme coin, with investments totaling millions. The event sparked controversy, with critics calling it an unprecedented pay-to-play scheme.

The Event

Guests, including Chinese-born crypto mogul Justin Sun, were treated to a black-tie dinner after passing a background check. The 25 biggest investors enjoyed a VIP reception with Trump, who regaled the crowd with tales of his 2024 victory. The dinner raised concerns about foreigners purchasing access to the president, a potential violation of the Constitution.

Attendees

  • Justin Sun: Topped the list of $TRUMP holders with a $1.3 million investment.
  • Christoph Heuermann: A young German professional who shared insights from the event on Instagram.
  • Nick Pinto: Spent half a million dollars to attend, calling it a unique networking opportunity.

Inside the Room

Trump’s speech focused on his 2024 victory and border policies, while guests dined on a gourmet menu and posed with Trump-themed memorabilia. Despite the opulence, some attendees noted limited interaction with the president.

Controversy

Democrats like Sen. Richard Blumenthal condemned the event as corrupt, while the White House defended it as a personal capacity appearance. The anonymity of crypto investments adds to the ethical concerns surrounding the dinner.

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