As an analyst, I will break down the impact of the upcoming Trump dinner on the cryptocurrency market, focusing on three coins that may explode.
1. TRUMP Coin: A meticulously designed capital game
This coin can no longer be analyzed with conventional logic—its price skyrocketed from $9 to $16 in just a few days, and its market value soared to $2.6 billion, but 80% of the tokens are controlled by the Trump family, and the unlocking rhythm is completely manipulated.
The current situation is like the major player piling up chips on the table, just waiting for retail investors to step in.
Although the surge of 74 million in open contracts shows that gamblers are still betting wildly, looking at the on-chain data: 19 of the top 25 holders are non-U.S. accounts. Whales are precisely timing their trades to make millions from public accounts, and ordinary players have a high probability of being harvested in this situation.
Personally, I judge that there may be another surge on the day of the dinner, but the true harvesting moment will be during the unlocking period in July.
2. SUI: A speculative target disguised in technical clothing
On the surface, this coin's 30-day increase of 84% is indeed eye-catching, with on-chain data showing millions of new users daily and stable DEX trading volume of 500 million, these indicators are also attractive.
However, two hidden dangers must be noted: first, nearly 100 million tokens were just unlocked on May 16, and the major player may likely take advantage of the dinner's hype to sell; second, it is essentially a product that rides on the benefits of Trump’s policies. If regulatory winds suddenly change (for example, under pressure from the Democrats), no matter how good the technical aspects are, it cannot withstand systemic risks.
3. XRP: A pawn in the regulatory game
The movement of this coin is entirely dependent on the outcome of the SEC lawsuit; now it is tied to expectations of regulatory relaxation under Trump, which logically has serious flaws. From the research, it seems that discussions related to the dinner did not mention XRP at all, and the so-called 'American-made' concept feels more like marketing jargon.
This dinner is essentially a collusion between political power and encrypted capital. The TRUMP coin is like a carefully designed trap—with the presidential meeting as bait, while whales lie in ambush, and regulators intentionally relax their grip.