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Trump memecoin dinner attendees could include foreign nationals — Report

At least some of Donald Trump’s best holders of the same who apply to attend a private dinner with the president could be based outside the United States.

According to a Bloomberg report of May 7 based on an analysis of the best holders of Trump tokens, 19 of the 25 best portfolios in the rankings have used foreign exchanges that exclude American customers, suggesting foreign nationals or Americans living abroad. In addition, more than half of the 220 best holders – the eligible group to apply for a dinner with the president – have also used exchanges in other countries.

Top 10 Trump Memecoin in May. 7. Source: Trump even

Since May 7, the identity of the best tokens holders and those who could choose to apply for the Trump dinner on May 22 and the “special VIP tour” were unknown. However, the project said that anyone who had applied could not bring the guests, had to pass an auditor’s verification and “cannot come from a [Know Your Customer] Watchlist country.

The implications of having dozens or hundreds of same owners are potentially linked to foreign governments and interest groups have raised ethics problems of certain American legislators, saying that Trump was engaged in “Pay-to-Play” corruption. At least one senator called for the dismissal of the president, saying that Trump “sold access to what is indeed payments directly to him”.

Mencoin concerns slow down cryptography legislation

Democratic legislators of the House of Representatives and the Senate have already rejected the consideration of any legislation linked to the crypto until the Republicans respond to the concerns concerning “the cryptographic corruption of Trump”. The Senate is expected to vote on a bill regulating stablecoins on May 8, and the Républicains de la Chambre recently presented a discussion bill on a bill on the structure of the digital asset market.