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Most top holders of the TRUMP meme coin sold or moved their tokens before attending Donald Trump's exclusive crypto dinner on Thursday.

May 26, 2025 at 06:26 pm

Tron founder Justin Sun was among those who retained his holdings, keeping nearly all of the 1.43 million TRUMP tokens that secured his top spot on the leaderboard.

Most top holders of the TRUMP meme coin sold or moved their tokens before attending Donald Trump's exclusive crypto dinner on Thursday.

Most of the top holders of the TRUMP meme coin sold or moved their tokens before attending Donald Trump’s exclusive crypto dinner on Thursday, blockchain data shows.

Only eight of the 25 wallets that earned VIP access to the event in New York still held the TRUMP tokens the next day, according to Solscan.

Among those who retained their holdings was Tron founder Justin Sun, who kept nearly all of the 1.43 million TRUMP tokens that earned him the top spot on the Solscan leaderboard.

The wallet linked to MemeCore, a meme coin blockchain, also kept its full balance. However, most other wallets seen in the VIP group sent their tokens to centralised exchanges, such as Coinbase (NASDAQ:COIN), Binance, or Wintermute.

The combined average holdings of the VIP group have also dropped to roughly $2.11 million from around $4.78 million. The top two wallets now make up the bulk of the value, holding nearly $37.3 million combined.

Those who sold or transferred their coins will no longer qualify for the limited edition ‘diamond hand’ NFT, which was reserved for loyal holders and will be distributed on Friday.

The timing of the sales has also raised concerns about potential ‘pay-to-play’ tactics. Some lawmakers say these investments aimed to buy access to Trump, leading to protests and a proposed bill to block his crypto profits.

Senators had already requested an ethics probe ahead of the dinner. Meanwhile, the TRUMP token has fallen 14% in the past 24 hours and is now down over 80% from its January peak.

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