According to TechFlow's report, just yesterday (April 26), Democratic Senator Jon Ossoff from Georgia publicly criticized Trump during a meeting: the President turned the dinner with Meme coin investors into a 'paid meet-and-greet', and this behavior has become severe enough to warrant impeachment.

In simple terms:

What did Trump do? He sent invitations to major holders of his Meme coin 'Trump Coin', promising that the first 220 holders could attend a private dinner, and the top 25 could even tour the White House. As soon as the news broke, the coin soared 60% within 24 hours.

Why is the senator angry?

Ossoff believes this is clearly 'selling positions'—exchanging political privileges for investors' money. He said: 'This is not just a simple conflict of interest, but directly pricing the presidential position!'

What is the likelihood of impeachment?

Although Democratic lawmakers are outraged, the reality is that the Republicans control the House of Representatives, making it impossible to initiate impeachment proceedings; it feels more like a political outcry.

This is not the first time Trump has stirred controversy over cryptocurrency.

Previously, his 'Trump Coin' was questioned as a tool for 'screwing over investors', with its price plummeting 82% from its peak, leaving 200,000 retail investors with nothing.

This dinner incident is just a more blatant example of 'monetizing power'.