How many secrets are hidden in Trump's 'Crypto Dinner'?
1. The dinner is just a trap to harvest retail investors
Want to meet Trump? You have to spend money to buy the coins he issued! The threshold for the top 25 is 4.3 million dollars, clearly forcing people to spend money to climb the rankings. Even more disgusting is that the big players have already set up, with someone preemptively dumping 5.48 million dollars in coins, and others making 730,000 dollars through flash trading, while retail investors are once again being harvested like leeks. The most ridiculous part is that 80% of the coins are in the hands of the Trump family; they can change the unlocking time as they wish. Where's the promised decentralization of blockchain? It's all nonsense!
2. Corruption is written all over their faces
Democratic senators are directly criticizing this as 'the most shameless corruption in presidential history.' Using his presidential identity to promote his own coin is essentially a disguised sale of 'presidential meeting' tickets! Even more surreal is the SEC turning a blind eye, pushing all regulatory responsibility away with the statement 'Meme coins are not securities.' In my opinion, this is the privileged class exploiting legal loopholes, while ordinary folks can lose their shirts playing this game!
3. The rollercoaster market is all a ploy
Don't be fooled by the news that the coin price surged 58%; in the long run, this coin has dropped from an issuance price of 75 dollars to just over ten dollars now, and retail investors who chased the high are all stuck. What's even more disgusting is that 300 million dollars' worth of coins were just unlocked in April, then they immediately hosted a dinner promotion, clearly intending to pump and dump on unsuspecting buyers. Blockchain data doesn't lie: 764,000 wallets are losing badly, while only 58 big players made a million dollars. This isn't investing; it's outright wealth robbery!
4. Ordinary people must not get too emotionally invested
This 'holding coins for privileges' is just a capital game; only the insiders and those who plan ahead make money. Retail investors going in are just looking for trouble:
✓ In the short term, there may be a wave of hype (after all, Trump knows how to promote)
✗ Long-term absolute zero (this broken coin has no real value at all)
✗ Liquidity is all a trap (big players lock in their coins and manipulate the market at will)
To put it bluntly, this is a pyramid scheme dressed in blockchain clothing, the same old trick as the funding schemes of the past!
5. Bloody lessons: Don't be fooled and crippled
Billionaire Sun Yat-sen, with his Chinese background, spent 17.9 million dollars to climb the ranks, and the owner of a Mexican transport company bought 20 million to reduce tariffs—it's clear that foreign forces are engaging in political donations! The Trump family made at least 350 million dollars from this operation, while regulatory agencies pretend to be asleep and ignore it, treating national power as their own ATM!
Daiyu's true words: This combination of 'celebrities + air coins' is a special tactic to harvest retail investors! If you have extra money to burn, you might as well donate it to the Hope Project; at least you can gain a good reputation. Remember, when everyone is going crazy, only fools rush in!
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