TRUMP meme coin is planning a third holder dinner. The project’s official X account, TrumpMeme, said on the evening of Sept. 30 ET that top-ranking holders will dine with Trump and three still-unnamed “superstars” on Nov. 22 at Trump National golf club in Virginia, outside Washington, D.C.
Top 185 holders qualify, with rankings locked on Nov. 12
According to the event’s official page, seats are reserved for the top 185 registered holders by token ranking. The leaderboard uses a time-weighted formula, meaning larger holdings and longer holding periods result in a higher rank. The scoring window runs from Sept. 30 to Nov. 12, and the final snapshot is set for 1 p.m. ET on Nov. 12. Wallets must hold at least 1 TRUMP to appear on the leaderboard.
The top 29 holders will be eligible for a VIP reception and front-row seating. The top four will also receive an 18K gold Trump watch. The event page lists several conditions: prizes will only be handed out on site and require in-person attendance; VIP benefits will be canceled if holdings fall below snapshot levels after the snapshot; and invitations cannot be transferred.
Event page says twice there will be no private meeting with the president
The page states twice that “no private meeting with the president” will be arranged. According to Decrypt, the page is operated by Fight Fight Fight LLC, the company behind the TRUMP meme coin.
This will be the third TRUMP holder event
This is the third holder event tied to TRUMP. The first was held in May 2025 at the same golf club and invited the top 220 holders. The second took place at Mar-a-Lago in April this year, with 297 attendees.
Announcement came about two weeks after the CLARITY Act setback
Decrypt said the announcement came about two weeks after the crypto market structure bill known as the CLARITY Act failed a procedural vote in the Senate by a 49-50 margin. Before the vote, Democratic lawmakers had called for tighter rules on large crypto holdings, dependent children, and paid crypto promotions. Trump’s own crypto interests were one of the points of dispute between the two sides.