Trump Is Hosting Yet Another Meme Coin Dinner: Here Are the Details

Organizers of the TRUMP meme coin announced a Nov. 22 gala dinner at Trump National in Virginia that will be open to the projects top 185 registered holders. Attendance will be determined by a time-weighted ranking that favors larger, longer-term holdings; the final snapshot for eligibility is scheduled for Nov. 12. According to the event page run by Fight Fight Fight LLC, the top 29 holders will be invited to a VIP reception that includes President Trump and one of three guest "legends," while the four highest-ranked holders will each receive an 18-karat gold Trump watch. The organizers clarified that no attendee will receive a private meet-and-greet with the president. The announcement arrives weeks after the Clarity Act failed a key procedural vote in the Senate on Sept. 15 by a 49-50 margin. Restrictions on Trumps crypto holdings were a principal point of contention during negotiations; the version of ethics language that had been agreed to would have required certain officials to divest crypto assets or place them in a qualified blind trust, though some Democrats pushed for stricter terms. Financial disclosures have highlighted the scale of Trump's financial ties to the meme coin. His 2025 filing reported just over $635 million in income from the token, largely from licensing royalties, and listed total crypto income exceeding $1.2 billion, with some outside estimates placing it above $1.4 billion. The TRUMP token is currently trading near $2.04 with an approximate market capitalization of $576 million, down more than 97% from its January 2025 launch. This will be the third such dinner tied to the token; the initial event in May 2025 drew the top 220 holders, and organizers said the 25 VIPs at that gathering had spent an average of $4.8 million to qualify. At that prior dinner, Trump remained for roughly an hour, more than 100 protesters assembled outside, and reporting from earlier events indicated some attendees qualified after purchasing relatively small amounts of the token (one buyer said $3,000 at a separate April Mar-a-Lago conference).