Politics roams the market comically. BlockBeats announced that the top 25 investors in the $TRUMP token will meet with Trump at a lavish dinner, followed by a special tour of the White House the next day.

The event is organized by Fight Fight Fight LLC, meaning instead of hearing about a technical roadmap or actual use for the token, we hear about a digital amusement park with VIP Passes for very specific elements.

The coin is marketed to people, and 80% of the total supply is already monopolized by Trump’s companies and the same group and its partners. This keeps the average investor in a perpetual downturn, while at the same time, Trump, who has been outspoken against the elite, is now gathering digital supporters, most of whom are major speculators in a closed club.

Although U.S. law considers this lavish dinner a in-kind donation that must be documented, is there an obligation for tax and regulatory accountability, or is all of this just media hype? The $TRUMP project makes us question whether we are investing in emerging technology or buying tickets for White House shows in the meme circus?

And the funny thing is that all this is happening while no one is considering the true value of the token.