$TRUMP Trump's recent maneuvers have truly taken the harvesting of retail investors to a new height!

Having just unlocked 300 million dollars of $TRUMP , he immediately organizes a "thank you dinner"—anyone with clear eyes can see this is a rush to find a buyer. The top 25 holders can visit the White House? It sounds just like a gimmick to lure people into ranking. Ironically, as soon as the news broke, the coin price surged by 30%, resulting in a whale cashing out 730,000 dollars in half an hour—this is not a dinner, but clearly a meticulously designed harvesting game.

Just look at Trump's historical performance to see how absurd it is: when the coin was launched in January, it was speculated to a market value of 15 billion, but halved in three days, with 80% of the tokens held by insiders. Now, with a dinner gimmick, the market value is pulled up to 2.6 billion—does he really think investors are fools? There are hidden traps in the terms: Trump might bail out, and at that time, only give you an NFT as a consolation. It reminds me of his NFT selling scheme last year, where a card was sold for 99 dollars, but you had to buy 47 cards to have dinner, and the price was hyped up to 1,700 dollars, leaving a mess in its wake.

The worst off are those retail investors left behind. Some cleared their positions 20 hours in advance, missing out on 3.8 million, while early large holders took the opportunity to sell tokens worth 24 million. This blatant harvesting scheme still has people rushing in one after another.