Donald Trump to Dine With His Meme Coin Holders Today – Here’s What to Expect

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Trump’s Dinner: Where Memes Meet Moolah! 🍽️💰

As the sands of time slip through the hourglass, our illustrious President Donald Trump continues to tickle the fancy of the crypto community with promises that would make even the most seasoned politician blush. Today, he’s set to host a rather exclusive dinner for the fortunate holders of his meme coin, the illustrious Official Trump (TRUMP). Yes, you heard it right—meme coins and fine dining, a match made in the digital heavens!

According to some rather juicy emails procured by the ever-watchful Fortune, this gala affair is scheduled for Thursday, May 22, at none other than Trump National Golf Club in Potomac Falls, Virginia. Only the crème de la crème—220 top TRUMP holders—will be graced with the honor of attending. Talk about a VIP experience! 🎩

Trump to Dine With Top TRUMP Holders

To secure a coveted spot on this leaderboard, users had to clutch their TRUMP coins tighter than a cat clings to a warm windowsill, holding as much as possible from April 23 to May 12. Their average holdings determined their rank, because, of course, in the world of crypto, it’s all about who has the biggest… wallet.

The top 25 TRUMP holders will enjoy an exclusive reception before the main event, complete with a VIP tour. They’ve even been encouraged to linger in town post-dinner—perhaps to bask in the afterglow of their newfound status? Who knows! 🥳

Now, here’s the kicker: no guests are allowed! Only those registered will be permitted entry, and they must pass background checks. So, if you’re from one of those pesky know-your-customer (KYC) watchlist countries, you might as well stay home and binge-watch cat videos instead.

The 220 lucky attendees are instructed not to arrive before 5:30 p.m., as the dinner is set to commence at 7 p.m. and could stretch on until 10 p.m. The dress code? Formal attire, of course! Once your information is submitted, it’s locked in tighter than a drum. No last-minute wardrobe changes allowed! 🎩👗

Who Will Be Attending?

The leaderboard on the Official Trump website features pseudonymous names linked to wallet addresses, making it a veritable game of “Guess Who?” Since these names don’t reveal the holders’ true identities, it’s anyone’s guess who will actually show up for the feast.

However, some bold souls have announced their attendance, including the ever-controversial crypto mogul, Justin Sun. He’s the mastermind behind the decentralized blockchain Tron and an advisor for the crypto exchange HTX. Sun, sitting pretty at the top of the TRUMP leaderboard, has declared on X that he’s “honored” to attend. Well, who wouldn’t be? 🍽️

In addition to Sun, the second-largest TRUMP holder, the enigmatic Singaporean crypto company MemeCore, will send its anonymous co-founder as a representative. And let’s not forget Kain Warwick, the Australian investor and founder of Infinex, who will also be in attendance, despite not being among the top 25 holders. A real underdog story, if ever there was one!

Interestingly, Fortune has uncovered that 18 of the top 25 holders have had a dalliance with the crypto exchange Binance. Since Binance doesn’t cater to U.S. investors, it’s safe to assume they’re all flying in from abroad. How very cosmopolitan! 🌍

How Has TRUMP Reacted?

Data from CoinMarketCap reveals that TRUMP has been positively frolicking in the market in anticipation of this grand dinner. The coin has surged by 7% daily and a whopping 23% over the past week, trading around $15.4 at the time of this writing. Not too shabby for a meme coin, eh?

However, let’s not get too carried away—this meme coin is still down a staggering 80% from its all-time high of $75, recorded on January 19. Ouch! 😬

Meanwhile, Trump’s meme coin gala dinner has attracted a fair share of criticism, with some folks branding his crypto ventures as corrupt. A group led by Robert Weissman of the nonprofit Public Citizen and U.S. Senator Jeff Merkley is organizing a protest outside the golf club. Because nothing says “I love democracy” quite like a good old-fashioned protest, right?

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2025-05-22 15:50