Super fake. They are holding, they are not noobs like you who will sell on the first dump. Fake propaganda, everybody is in the negative with all the coins lol

What was meant to be a high-profile celebration of the $TRUMP TRUMP token has become a brutal cautionary tale for crypto investors.

Held as an exclusive event for elite holders of the TRUMP meme coin, the Trump Crypto Dinner promised prestige, political hype, and the promise of future riches. Instead, it has become the symbol of a spectacular collapse — and a reminder of the dangers lurking behind celebrity-linked crypto projects.
💥 The Fallout
According to new data reported by The Guardian, the aftermath has been devastating:
43% of the 220 attendees — nearly 95 investors — have lost their entire investments.Total losses are estimated at $9 million.Top victims include:‘GAnt’, ranked #4 among $TRUMP holders, who lost a staggering $1.06 million.‘Meow’, a prominent crypto VIP, who is down $621,000.

What began as a celebration has turned into a case study in how quickly speculative hype can destroy portfolios.
📉 From Hype to Horror
Launched in January, the TRUMP token soared early on, fueled by political buzz, social media endorsements, and a wave of retail FOMO (fear of missing out). However, the euphoria didn’t last. The coin's value plummeted within weeks, leaving latecomers — many of whom bought the dip — with nothing but empty wallets.

❗ Was TRUMP Just Another Pump-and-Dump?
As details of the disaster unfold, investors and analysts are asking tough questions:
Was the TRUMP token ever built on substance — or was it just political branding wrapped in blockchain?Was this yet another case of influencer-led manipulation?How many meme coin holders truly understand the risks of gambling on hype?
🧠 A Hard Lesson for the Crypto Community
The crypto world has seen its share of rug pulls and meme-driven disasters, but this one strikes a particularly raw nerve due to its high-profile political associations.
One key lesson stands out

⚠️ Hype is not a strategy.
If you're investing in meme coins or celebrity-linked tokens, it's time to ask yourself:
Are you genuinely investing?Or are you just gambling — with influencers as the deal