The team behind President Donald Trump 's branded memecoin is continuing its promotional campaign by announcing a second gala event exclusively for investors holding TRUMP Token . This time, the program goes beyond a dinner party and expands into a luxurious conference and luncheon held at Trump's private resort, Mar-a-Lago .
According to an announcement posted on social media platform X, the event, touted as the “world’s most exclusive crypto and business conference,” is scheduled to take place on April 25th in Palm Beach, Florida. This is the latest move to attract the attention of the cryptocurrency community to the TRUMP Token amidst the fiercely competitive memecoin market. Invitations will be sent to the top 297 investors holding the Token, based on Medium balance data recorded on the Robinhood platform between March 12th and April 10th.
In particular, the 29 people with the most Token were promised a private VIP reception, including a champagne toast with President Trump and other unannounced distinguished guests. This event was organized by Fight Fight Fight LLC – the legal entity behind the memecoin project. However, on its official website, the organizers emphasized that Mr. Trump would only attend in a personal capacity and there would be no private meetings with the president.
Following the announcement of the conference, the TRUMP Token price surged slightly by about 3%, surpassing the $3 mark before correcting to around $2.96. Earlier that day, the Token had hit a record low of nearly $2.75 according to market data. Since its peak price of nearly $74 shortly after its launch in early 2025, TRUMP has lost approximately 96% of its value – reflecting the extreme volatility often seen in the memecoin segment.
The new promotional campaign is reminiscent of a similar event last year, when top memecoin holder were invited to a dinner at the Trump National Golf Club near Washington, DC. That event was controversial in American political circles, with some Democratic lawmakers and watchdog organizations arguing that the model could create the risk of “buying access” to the president through cryptocurrency investments, especially if foreign investors were involved.
