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Trump's 'Meme Coin' Dinner: Billionaires and Basketball Stars Gather, Yet It Sparks Controversy
On the evening of the 22nd local time, President Trump hosted an exclusive private dinner at a golf club in Virginia, which triggered significant controversy.
The dinner only invited the top 220 holders of Trump's Meme Coin (TRUMP Token), attracting numerous participants, including billionaires, celebrities, and even basketball stars.
However, this seemingly luxurious gathering concealed deeper issues. Reportedly, attendees spent a total of $394 million to purchase TRUMP tokens in order to have the opportunity to dine with the President.
Among them, Tron founder Justin Sun made a high-profile appearance at the dinner. Not only is he an investor in the Trump family's World Freedom Financial Project, but he also showcased a golden tourbillon watch gifted by the President during the event.
It is worth noting that Justin Sun is facing an SEC investigation, which, although paused in February, has still sparked public speculation about political corruption.
Although former NBA star Lamar Odom openly admitted his attendance, most attendees still participated using nicknames or concealed identities. However, protesters waved slogans such as 'Cryptocurrency Corruption' and 'America Is Not for Sale' at the entrance of the venue.
More concerning is that, according to blockchain data shared by Bloomberg, over half of the attendees were from overseas and purchased tokens through offshore exchanges, raising concerns about foreign entities using cryptocurrency to circumvent U.S. campaign finance laws.
Trump's crypto dinner quickly became a focal point of criticism. 35 members of Congress jointly wrote to the Department of Justice, requesting an investigation into potential violations of constitutional compensation clauses, and Congresswoman Waters introduced the 'Stop Trump in Cryptocurrency Act.' Senator Warren condemned the dinner as a 'corrupt carnival,' while Blumenthal further stated that the White House has put up a 'for sale' sign.
Despite ongoing criticism, Trump still attended in a personal capacity, reaffirming support for a national Bitcoin reserve and stating that the U.S. will maintain its dominance in the crypto space.
In summary, this complex dinner intertwining the 'Meme Coin' craze with real politics has sparked extensive discussions about ethics, legality, and transparency. How it will evolve in the future remains to be seen.
#特朗普晚宴 #区块链动态 #Trumpmemecoin
On the evening of the 22nd local time, President Trump hosted an exclusive private dinner at a golf club in Virginia, which triggered significant controversy.
The dinner only invited the top 220 holders of Trump's Meme Coin (TRUMP Token), attracting numerous participants, including billionaires, celebrities, and even basketball stars.
However, this seemingly luxurious gathering concealed deeper issues. Reportedly, attendees spent a total of $394 million to purchase TRUMP tokens in order to have the opportunity to dine with the President.
Among them, Tron founder Justin Sun made a high-profile appearance at the dinner. Not only is he an investor in the Trump family's World Freedom Financial Project, but he also showcased a golden tourbillon watch gifted by the President during the event.
It is worth noting that Justin Sun is facing an SEC investigation, which, although paused in February, has still sparked public speculation about political corruption.
Although former NBA star Lamar Odom openly admitted his attendance, most attendees still participated using nicknames or concealed identities. However, protesters waved slogans such as 'Cryptocurrency Corruption' and 'America Is Not for Sale' at the entrance of the venue.
More concerning is that, according to blockchain data shared by Bloomberg, over half of the attendees were from overseas and purchased tokens through offshore exchanges, raising concerns about foreign entities using cryptocurrency to circumvent U.S. campaign finance laws.
Trump's crypto dinner quickly became a focal point of criticism. 35 members of Congress jointly wrote to the Department of Justice, requesting an investigation into potential violations of constitutional compensation clauses, and Congresswoman Waters introduced the 'Stop Trump in Cryptocurrency Act.' Senator Warren condemned the dinner as a 'corrupt carnival,' while Blumenthal further stated that the White House has put up a 'for sale' sign.
Despite ongoing criticism, Trump still attended in a personal capacity, reaffirming support for a national Bitcoin reserve and stating that the U.S. will maintain its dominance in the crypto space.
In summary, this complex dinner intertwining the 'Meme Coin' craze with real politics has sparked extensive discussions about ethics, legality, and transparency. How it will evolve in the future remains to be seen.
#特朗普晚宴 #区块链动态 #Trumpmemecoin
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