- TRUMP team confirms no $300K holding is needed for the dinner event.
- No tokens will unlock or be sold during the TRUMP Dinner.
- Top wallet holds $14M TRUMP, while smallest notable wallet holds $420.
Confusion spreads fast in crypto. One tweet sparks speculation. One rumor snowballs into panic. That’s exactly what happened with the ‘TRUMP Dinner’ event. Whispers about a $300K entry requirement sent waves across the meme coin community. But now, the TRUMP team has stepped in to calm the storm. No, you don’t need a fortune in TRUMP tokens to attend. And no, the event won’t unlock or dump any tokens.
You Don’t Need $300K to Join the Dinner
Many believed that attending the TRUMP Dinner required holding over $300,000 in TRUMP. That idea created instant backlash and fear. Some traders thought only whales would be welcome at the table. Others worried about token unlocks or sudden sell-offs. The team quickly cleared the air. There’s no official requirement to hold $300K worth of TRUMP. Participation isn’t gated behind a massive portfolio. The dinner isn’t a secret party for elites.
This is an experience meant for the community—not just the richest wallets. Even better, the team confirmed no tokens will be unlocked or sold during the event. That news crushed the biggest fear floating around. Holders can now stop bracing for impact. The crypto market won’t face surprise sell pressure from insiders. Misinformation spread like wildfire. But this time, facts came fast enough to stop a full-blown
Sizes Reveal TRUMP’s Diverse Community
Let’s talk numbers for a moment. The top wallet, tagged ‘Sun’, holds a jaw-dropping 1,176,803 TRUMP—roughly $14 million worth. That’s not just whale territory. That’s kraken-level holding power. On the other end, wallet number 220, tagged ‘HAR’, holds 35.3 TRUMP—just $420 in value. The contrast is wild. Yet both wallets exist in the same ecosystem, under the same token flag.
This range shows how diverse the TRUMP community really is. Some play big, others hold small bags. But every holder still matters. The coin isn’t just for deep pockets or early buyers. It’s also for everyday users who believe in the project.That balance keeps the coin alive. It gives the community depth, texture, and a heartbeat beyond charts.
The team’s fast response helped rebuild trust. The correction didn’t just fix facts—it also showed they listen. In meme coin land, that’s rare. Projects vanish, founders ghost, and communities spiral. But this time, transparency stepped in. And for once, clarity trumped chaos.
