Trump Meme Coin Dinner Draws Buyers Linked To Foreign Crypto Exchanges

More than half of the top 100 holders competing for seats at President Donald Trump’s upcoming meme coin dinner have used cryptocurrency exchanges that prohibit US customers, according to a CBS News analysis. The event is scheduled for November 22 at Trump National Golf Club near Washington, DC.

The dinner will accommodate 185 major $TRUMP token holders, with the top 29 receiving premium seating and access to a VIP reception with Trump.

The findings have renewed concerns about potential foreign access to the president. Trump earned at least $635 million in token-related royalties last year, according to his financial disclosure.

A White House official said the event was private and did not promise government action in exchange for attendance.

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More than half of the top holders listed as competing for seats at President Trump's next meme coin dinner have used cryptocurrency exchanges that prohibit U.S. customers, indicating that many of the buyers are based overseas, according to a CBS News analysis. https://t.co/CsFHAgm8H3

— CBS News (@CBSNews) October 14, 2026

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