Organizers of the TRUMP memecoin have announced a dinner event scheduled for November 22 that will grant seats to the 185 wallets with the highest weighted scores. The contest runs from October 5 to November 12, with standings updated daily. The top 29 participants will receive VIP access, including front-row seating and a private reception with the former president. Four VIP winners will also receive an 18K gold Trump watch. Eligibility requires participants to maintain their token balance through the snapshot at 1 p.m. Eastern on November 12 and, for VIPs, through the dinner date. The event page lists fragrance, a commemorative poster, a trading card, and a Fight Fight Fight watch as in-person gifts; no shipping is offered.

The contest follows earlier gatherings for top holders in May 2025 and April 2026, which prompted letters from Senators Elizabeth Warren, Adam Schiff, and Richard Blumenthal requesting an SEC investigation. In their August 4 letter, the senators cited investor losses and potential conflicts of interest, asking the agency to examine whether the token created improper access to the president. The event terms exclude residents of Cuba, Iran, Iraq, North Korea, Russia, Syria, Yemen, and other sanctioned jurisdictions.

Nansen’s analysis recorded $3.81 billion in losses across 988,905 wallets through June, with roughly two-thirds of TRUMP purchasers ending up underwater. The token’s price stood at about $2.04 on October 1, down roughly 97% from its January 2025 peak near $73–$75. Trump’s financial disclosures reported $636 million from the memecoin and at least $1.4 billion in broader crypto-related income. Arkham Intelligence noted that 16.84 million tokens worth about $16.91 million moved to Fireblocks custody addresses in July, later transferred to BitGo. EmberCN reported that Trump Digital Gold transferred 824.54 million GOLD tokens, representing 82.454% of its supply, for about $1.01 million. The separate Solana token is not linked to the Official TRUMP memecoin.