超過200多個富人，主要是匿名加密貨幣人士前往華盛頓特區

該票很昂貴，“獲獎者”在特朗普的官方加密代幣#Trump上花費了55,000至3770萬美元

More than 200 people are heading to Washington D.C. on Thursday for a dinner with President Trump, and the ticket was expensive.

週四，有200多人前往華盛頓特區與特朗普總統共進晚餐，票很昂貴。

The "winners" spent anywhere from $55,000 to $37.7 million on Trump's official cryptocurrency token, according to data from blockchain analytics firm Nansen.

根據區塊鏈分析公司Nansen的數據，“獲獎者”在特朗普的官方加密貨幣代幣上花費了55,000至3770萬美元。

Dinner organizers determined eligibility for a seat based on how many TRUMP tokens a person holds at a given point in time. Nansen found that the "winners" spent a total of $394 million on Trump's official cryptocurrency, though some of them sold some or all of their holdings after the contest ended.

晚餐組織者根據一個人在給定的時間點持有的特朗普代幣持有多少座位，因此確定了席位的資格。 Nansen發現，“獲獎者”在特朗普的官方加密貨幣上花了總計3.94億美元，儘管比賽結束後，其中一些人出售了他們的某些或全部股份。

Of course, the spending varied widely: the top seven spent more than $10 million each, while the bottom 24 spent less than $100,000 each.

當然，支出差異很大：前七名花費超過1000萬美元，而底部的24支的支出不到100,000美元。

The study showed that one-third (67) of the "winners" spent more than $1 million, with an average of $1,788,994.42 per "winner."

該研究表明，“獲勝者”中有三分之一（67）的費用超過100萬美元，平均每個“贏家”為1,788,994.42美元。

Like many meme coins, $TRUMP's value has fluctuated wildly, according to CoinMarketCap, which tracks cryptocurrency prices. Nansen tracked how much each "bidder" spent when buying $TRUMP.

根據CoinMarketCap的說法，像許多Meme硬幣一樣，特朗普的價值也大大波動。 Nansen追踪了購買特朗普$的每個“競標者”花費了多少。

The 220 buyers were invited to a dinner at the Trump National Golf Club (Washington, D.C.), and although the competition website states that Trump "attended the dinner as a guest and did not raise funds for it," it also points out that 80% of the $TRUMP token project is owned by two Trump-related companies - CIC Digital and Fight Fight Fight LLC.

220名買家被邀請在特朗普國家高爾夫俱樂部（華盛頓特區）參加晚宴，儘管競爭網站指出，特朗普“以客人的身份參加了晚宴，並沒有為此籌集資金，但它還指出，$特朗普的80％的特朗普代幣項目是由兩家與特朗普的公司擁有的，包括與CIC Digital和Bighting Bighting Bighting Bighting Bighting Bighting Fighting Fighting Fighting Fighting Fight抗爭。

The personal cryptocurrency and related bidding, which ended last Monday, added to Trump's apparent use of his presidency for personal gain.

上週一結束的個人加密貨幣和相關競標增加了特朗普顯然利用他的總統職位來獲得個人利益。

His business interests are held in trusts controlled by his son, Donald Trump Jr., and he has intertwined many of the family businesses with his presidential activities, including hosting events at his social clubs (like the cryptocurrency dinner) and posting exclusive political statements on his social media app Truth Social.

他的商業利益是由他的兒子唐納德·特朗普（Donald Trump Jr.）控制的信託中的，他已經與許多家族企業交織在一起，他的總統活動，包括在他的社交俱樂部（例如加密貨幣晚宴）舉辦活動，並在他的社交媒體應用程序真實社交中發布獨家政治聲明。

Trump's cryptocurrency also generates revenue for its affiliated companies through transactions. Each $TRUMP token transaction generates a transaction fee. Another cryptocurrency research firm, Chainalysis, estimates that $TRUMP tokens generated nearly $900,000 in transaction fees in the first two days after the competition was announced.

特朗普的加密貨幣還通過交易為其附屬公司帶來了收入。每筆特朗普令牌交易都會產生交易費。另一家加密貨幣研究公司Chainalysis估計，在宣布比賽后的前兩天，特朗普的代幣產生了近90萬美元的交易費用。

Dan Weiner, director of the Elections and Government Program at the Brennan Center for Justice, told NBC News that while most federal employees are prohibited by law from using their positions for financial gain, the president is largely exempt.

布倫南司法中心選舉和政府計劃主任丹·韋納（Dan Weiner）告訴NBC新聞，儘管法律禁止大多數聯邦僱員使用其立場為了經濟利益，但總統在很大程度上是免稅的。

“The president is not subject to the broad conflict of interest prohibitions that apply to nearly every other federal government worker,” Weiner said. “Overall, this is pretty crazy even by the standards of the first Trump administration, when all kinds of people were doing business at the president’s hotels. This is way beyond that, but it doesn’t necessarily mean he’s breaking the law.”

韋納說：“總統不受適用於幾乎所有其他聯邦政府工人的廣泛利益衝突。” “總的來說，即使按照第一個特朗普政府的標準，當各種各樣的人都在總統的酒店開展業務時，這也很瘋狂。這超出了這一點，但這並不一定意味著他正在違反法律。”

“The president is working to get a better deal for the American people, not for himself,” White House spokeswoman Anna Kelly said in a statement. “President Trump is acting only in the best interest of the American public — which is why they overwhelmingly re-elected him to office despite facing years of lies and false accusations about him and his businesses from the Fake News Media.”

白宮女發言人安娜·凱利（Anna Kelly）在一份聲明中說：“總統正在努力為美國人民獲得更好的交易。” “特朗普總統僅出於美國公眾的最大利益而行事，這就是為什麼他們壓倒性地將他當選為任職的原因，儘管面臨多年的謊言和虛假的指控，從假新聞媒體上對他及其業務進行了虛假指控的原因。”

Even the winner at the bottom of the list spent far more than the $3,500 limit that American citizens can legally donate directly to political candidates.

即使是名單底部的獲勝者，也花費的花費遠遠超過了美國公民可以直接向政治候選人捐款的3,500美元限制。

On Tuesday, the top spender was revealed to be crypto entrepreneur Justin Sun, who told Forbes in March that he had become a citizen of the small Caribbean island nation of St. Kitts and Nevis. Sun was sued by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), but the case was suspended during the Trump administration.

週二，據透露，頂級的山頂是加密企業家賈斯汀·孫（Justin Sun），他在三月份告訴福布斯，他已經成為聖基茨和尼維斯小型加勒比海島國的公民。太陽被美國證券交易委員會（SEC）起訴，但在特朗普政府期間暫停了此案。

The identities of most other contest winners remain undisclosed, known only by their pseudonyms and cryptocurrency wallet addresses. However, according to analysis by independent crypto researcher Molly White, most of the attendees appear to be foreign nationals. Molly White tracked the transactions of each winning wallet across different cryptocurrency exchanges and noticed that the holders appeared to use exchanges that are not legally allowed to be used by U.S. citizens.

大多數其他競賽獲獎者的身份仍然沒有公開，僅通過其化名和加密貨幣錢包地址而聞名。但是，根據獨立加密研究員莫莉·懷特（Molly White）的分析，大多數與會者似乎是外國國民。莫莉·懷特（Molly White）跟踪了各種加密貨幣交易所中每個獲勝錢包的交易，並註意到持有人似乎使用了不合法地使用美國公民使用的交易所。

Molly White told NBC News that of the 220 wallets associated with the bid winners, 158, or 72 percent, appeared to be foreign wallets.

莫莉·懷特（Molly White）告訴NBC新聞，與競標贏家相關的220個錢包中，有158％或72％是外國錢包。

A New York Times investigation reported that the list of winners included representatives of cryptocurrency businesses from Singapore and Australia.

紐約時報的一項調查報告說，獲獎者名單包括來自新加坡和澳大利亞的加密貨幣業務的代表。

Dan Weiner noted that the high percentage of non-U.S. citizens among the bid winners is noteworthy because it is generally illegal for non-U.S. citizens to donate to U.S. political candidates.

丹·韋納（Dan Weiner）指出，競標贏家中的非美國公民比例很高，這是值得注意的，因為非美國公民向美國政治候選人捐款通常是非法的。

“It’s an incredible contrast,”

“這是一個令人難以置信的對比，”