Trump to host investors in his cryptocurrency despite ethical concerns

Trump hosts top memecoin holders at private crypto dinner with secret guest list

President Trump hosted the top holders of his memecoin at his Northern Virginia golf course Thursday for a private cryptocurrency-centric dinner.

The “exclusive” club of the 220 people who invested most money in Donald Trump’s cryptocurrency in a contest launched by himself was quoted this Thursday to collect his reward: having dinner with the president of the United States at the golf club that he has in Potomac Falls, near Washington. It seems really difficult to build a phrase that exceeds in conflicts of interest to the previous one, but there is more: on that list, both in general, a…

'Orgy of corruption': What we know about guests at Trump's private dinner for investors

CNN business journalist Allison Morrow said President Donald Trump's exclusive dinner for buyers of his meme coin, scheduled for Thursday night, is shrouded in mystery. "So there's just a lot of mystery about who it is and really what they want; who are these people and what do they hope to get out of the evening," Morrow said during an appearance on CNN Thursday.What is confirmed is that 200 or so crypto investors are slated to attend the dinne…

Trump's Controversial Crypto Dinner Is Here

President Trump will be dining at his DC golf club on Thursday, and he won't be alone. With him will be the 220 top holders of his memecoin $TRUMP , reports Reuters . One of those guests will be Justin Sun, a crypto entrepreneur who is the top $TRUMP investor of all....

'Orgy of Corruption': Trump to Attend Crypto Dinner

President Donald Trump is set to attend an exclusive dinner Thursday night with the top investors in his personalized meme coin—a gathering that Democrats are calling a blatant conflict of interest and a troubling example of how Trump is leveraging his presidency for private financial gain. More than 200 crypto investors are expected to be at Trump’s private golf club in northern Virginia for the event, which Trump and business partners have des…

Donald Trump’s Cashing in on Crypto Is Denounced as an “Orgy of Corruption”

The White House is defending Trump’s Thursday dinner with meme coin investors—including the guy who dropped $6 million on banana art—while Democrats sound off. “He thinks if he commits the offenses in public,” Sen. Chris Murphy tells VF, “you won't believe that it's wrong.”