A private dinner hosted by U.S. President Donald Trump for the top holders of his official TRUMP memecoin has drawn scrutiny and protests, as images and details of the exclusive event begin to surface online. Held at the Trump National Golf Club in Virginia, the event welcomed 220 of the largest investors in the controversial cryptocurrency, offering them a luxurious three-course meal, gift bags, and even on-stage recognition. Trump Dinner Photos Photos shared by dinner attendees — including Tron founder Justin Sun , Magic Eden CEO Jack Lu, and BitMart CEO Sheldon Xia — revealed elaborate table settings emblazoned with the slogan “Fight Fight Fight,” a nod to the company behind the memecoin. While the White House declined to release an official guest list, social media posts by crypto executives gave a glimpse into the invite-only gathering, which took place behind closed doors. Guests dined on a “Trump organic field green salad,” followed by filet mignon and halibut served with mashed potatoes and vegetables, finishing with lava cake for dessert. Each guest also received a black hat as part of their gift bag. In a video from the evening, Justin Sun — the largest buyer of the TRUMP token leading up to the event — was brought on stage and presented with a gold Trump-branded watch, a luxury item sold for $100,000 by a Trump-affiliated company. Protesters Clash with Attendees Outside the Golf Club While the dinner was underway, outside the venue tensions flared. Around 100 protesters reportedly gathered to voice concerns over what they see as the president’s deepening entanglement with personal crypto ventures . The demonstrators held signs that read “Stop Trump’s Crypto Corruption,” “Democracy Is Not For Sale,” and “Crypto Grift Dinner Bribery On Menu.” Chants and calls for Trump’s impeachment echoed as guests arrived, with some protesters demanding stricter financial oversight and ethics reform. Critics have pointed to the estimated $100 million generated in trading fees by the TRUMP token since its launch just days before Trump’s inauguration in January, questioning whether the project violates ethical boundaries for a sitting president. Adding to the controversy, Trump Media recently signed a non-binding agreement with Crypto.com to explore “Made in America” crypto products. The post Trump Hosts Secret Memecoin Dinner as Ethics Questions Swirl appeared first on TheCoinrise.com .
