The website managing TRUMP events announced that the top 185 registered investors will dine with U.S. President Donald Trump at the Trump National private club in the Washington D.C. suburbs on November 22. The organizers stated that three unidentified "legendary figures" will also attend, promoting the dinner as the world's most prestigious event.

Eligibility is calculated based on time-weighted participation, with the statistical period from September 30 to November 12, locking in on November 12. The top 29 will receive VIP treatment and priority seating, while the top 4 will receive 18K gold watches. Other gifts include commemorative posters, trading cards, "Fight Fight Fight" watches, and TRUMP perfume. The website specifies that no one will have a private meeting with the president, and gifts from guests are not accepted. Attendees, even those already in the project's Coin Club, must register separately.

This is the third similar event since the token's launch in 2025. In May 2025, the top 220 holders attended a dinner at the same club. In March 2026, the project invited the top 297 to a meeting on April 25 at Mar-a-Lago. Democratic lawmakers and ethics experts previously labeled such arrangements as paid meetings that trade White House influence for participation.

On Thursday afternoon, the event website experienced technical issues. CNN reported that financial disclosures show Trump has a net worth exceeding $1 billion from his crypto business. The token rose about 3.74% in the 24 hours following the news but is still down about 55% for the year. The organizers did not disclose the names of the three guests, nor whether there is an additional charge for entry.

Buyers are token investors who purchase and hold until November 12, while sellers are the token issuers who leverage attendance eligibility to drive participation. This is an event-driven holding competition, not a change in token utility. Beneficiaries are the top 185 addresses that maintain weighted rankings during the lock-up period, along with the club and surrounding gift chain. Those under pressure are the liquidity that loses ranking incentives after the lock-up period ends, and the compliance controversy of writing the president's attendance into investment terms.

The 185 spots are determined by a snapshot on November 12. The website also excludes private meetings, framing the offering as a dinner and gifts rather than policy discussions.

Source: Public Information