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#TrumpCrypto According to media reports, U.S. President Donald Trump defended cryptocurrency legislation that is currently working its way through Congress at a private event.
Trump made the comments at a gathering for a few hundred of the top $TRUMP (CRYPTO: $TRUMP) meme coin owners that also featured boxer Mike Tyson.
Speaking at his private Mar-a-Lago club in Florida, Trump defended the “Digital Asset Market Clarity Act” and warned bankers against getting in the way of the proposed legislation.
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Trump apparently criticized bank lobbyists who have worked to stall the legislation that aims to provide regulatory clarity around the crypto industry.
Banking groups have voiced concerns that the U.S. regulations will pave the way for stablecoin rewards programs that, the bankers argue, could threaten their traditional deposit accounts.
The lobbying efforts have derailed Senate progress on the legislation, although recent discussions suggest the bill could get back on track in the current session of Congress.
Trump said the legislation is needed as the U.S. is now “the leader in crypto. It's become mainstream.”
The president's private crypto event was attended by a number of key executives, including Tether CEO Paolo Ardoino and Ark Invest’s Cathie Wood.
The latest crypto gathering comes as Trump continues to back digital asset ventures tied to his name, drawing both industry support and political scrutiny in Washington, D.C.
<<The Trump family has made $4 billion off the presidency.>>
Crypto: $3.02B
Persian Gulf deals: $425.8M
Qatari jet: $150M
Legal fees/merch: $127.7M
Mar-a-Lago: $125M
Corporate deals: $91M
Hanoi hotel: $40M
Truth Social: $25M
Don Jr: $19.6M
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#TrumpCrypto President Donald Trump will speak at a Mar-a-Lago conference for top TRUMP meme coin holders on Saturday, even as the token crashed 95% from its January 2025 high and the price of VIP access plunges 84% from last year’s event.
☆VIP Tickets Drop 84%
The top 29 qualifying holders get access to a VIP reception with Trump.
Analysis by the Financial Times shows winners of a VIP ticket held a median of $539,000 of $TRUMP at the end of the contest.
That compares with approximately $3.28 million last year—an 84% drop.
“Mem ecoins have gotten wrecked,” said Austin Campbell, managing partner of crypto advisory firm Zero Knowledge Consulting. “The Trump brand is not enough of a carrot to elevate them.”
☆Many Winners Already Sold
Many winners appear to have liquidated their holdings. The total number of tokens held by the winning accounts identified by the FT fell from 17 million at its peak to 9.7 million a week later.
Chinese crypto investor Justin Sun topped the leaderboard with holdings of about $9.4 million of TRUMP throughout the competition.
Sun recently sued World Liberty Financial, a Trump-backed crypto firm, accusing it of fraud.
☆$320 Million In Trading Fees
As of April 2025, the Trump family and its partners had made $320 million in memecoin-related trading fees.
Two entities overwhelmingly hold the token: an affiliate of the Trump Organization and a company run by Bill Zanker, a longtime Trump business partner.
“Nobody likes it,” said Morten Christensen, a crypto investor who still plans to attend the Mar-a-Lago event. “People are losing on the coin, and they are vocal.
☆The Saturday Event
The Mar-a-Lago event is open to the top 297 TRUMP investors. Trump will speak during the luncheon, alongside boxing legend Mike Tyson, motivational coach Tony Robbins, and Tether CEO Paolo Ardoino.
Fine print on the contest’s website makes clear that Trump “may not be able to attend” and the event could be “cancelled for any reason.”
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