A recent Bloomberg report revealed that many of the top holders of Donald Trump's memecoin, who are eligible for a private dinner with the president, may be based outside the US.$ETH
The analysis showed that 19 out of the top 25 wallets used foreign exchanges, indicating foreign nationals or Americans living abroad. Additionally, over half of the top 220 holders also utilized exchanges in other countries.$SOL
The identities of these holders and potential dinner attendees remain unknown, but strict criteria, including background checks and exclusion of individuals from certain countries, have been set. Lawmakers have expressed concerns about potential foreign influence and corruption, with calls for impeachment and delays in crypto-related legislation. Trump's memecoin launch and its impact on his presidency have sparked investment and ethical debates, with companies seeking to leverage the token for political gain.
