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โœ”๏ธ Former President Trump is under fire after using the official presidential seal while addressing $TRUMP meme coin investors during a private dinner at Trump National Golf Club in Virginia.

โœ”๏ธ Federal law prohibits the seal's use in any setting that falsely implies government endorsement or sponsorship. Penalties can include fines or up to 6 months in jail.

โœ”๏ธ Despite this, Trump stood behind a lectern adorned with the seal while promoting his crypto project to 220 top investorsโ€”a group thatโ€™s collectively invested $148M into the $TRUMP coin, per Inca Digital.

โžก๏ธ Karoline Leavitt, the White House press secretary, deflected conflict-of-interest concerns, saying it was a private event on Trumpโ€™s own time, not hosted by the White House.

โœ”๏ธ Sen. Chris Murphy slammed the event, warning it allowed foreign billionaires to directly lobby the President. Attendees included:

Justin Sun (TRON founder, SEC-sued)

Lamar Odom (former NBA star)

Sangrok Oh (Korean crypto exec)

Vincent Liu (Taiwanese investor)

โœ”๏ธ Top 25 investors even received a special tour and VIP reception, and Sun reportedly gave a speech after investing over $40M in $TRUMP.

Crypto Meets Controversy:

Trumpโ€™s embrace of meme coins has taken a legal and ethical twist. With foreign money, government symbols, and personal profit colliding, questions of legality and transparency are heating up fast.

Will the seal scandal impact Trumpโ€™s crypto momentumโ€”or fuel it further?

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