US EditionTrump meme coin dinner likely to include mostly non-Americans based on top $TRUMP holders
- On May 22, the top 220 holders of the $TRUMP memecoin are invited to a dinner with Donald Trump at his Virginia golf club near Washington, D.C.
- The dinner invitation followed a contest announced April 23, where attendees qualified by purchasing and holding large amounts of $TRUMP until May 12.
- Blockchain analysis shows that about 19 of the top 25 $TRUMP holders likely reside outside the U.S., with significant investments from entities such as Singapore-based MemeCore.
- MemeCore invested $18 million and placed second in the contest, while over 560,000 wallets realized $5.2 billion in gains from $TRUMP trading overall.
- Nearly half of the invited attendees have sold or transferred their $TRUMP holdings, suggesting uncertainty about the token's long-term value despite the event's exclusivity.
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