Bloomberg: Among the large investors in Trump coin who can attend the dinner, 76% may be from outside the United States.

Bloomberg examined the wallet addresses of the top 220 Trump holders and found that perhaps 76% of the holders were outside the United States. (Synopsis: Trump was choked as “the most self-fattening president in history”: two crypto dinners in May, 1.5 million magnesium for seats) (Background added: Trump positively denies making money with cryptocurrencies: “I haven’t seen it, holding positions may be profitable”) US President Donald Trump’s meme coin $TRUMP has recently launched a “dinner with the president” campaign and has been trading hotly. However, according to Bloomberg’s latest analysis, more than half of the top investors who hold Trumpcoin are trading through overseas exchanges that are banned from U.S. residents, strongly suggesting that many of the big buyers are actually outside the United States. Trump has no borders The top 200 users who hold the most Trump coins will have the opportunity to be invited to a dinner with Trump at the Virginia Golf Club on May 22, and the top 25 will be able to participate in an exclusive pre-conference reception and a “VIP tour” on the official website. Bloomberg analysis found that all but six of the top 25 registered on the official website used overseas exchanges that claimed to exclude U.S. customers. More broadly, 76% of the top 220 players use similar offshore trading platforms. The buyers, who are likely to come from overseas, echo previous concerns raised by Democrats in the U.S. Congress about the ethical implications of Trump’s promise to “reach out to the president.” It also raises doubts about the identity checks of dinner attendees, whose identities are only disclosed on the official website as “three or four letters”, which is very crypto culture. Although the official rules of the meme coin website mentioned that attendees must pass a background check and the wallet will be screened for KYC and compliance, it does not explain how these screenings will be conducted, and neither Trump officials nor White House officials have responded. Exchanges in the U.S. are not supported Another Bloomberg analysis broadened the look to look at all of the largest buyers (whether registered or not), and found that more than half (56%) of this broader group of buyers also used overseas exchanges. The three overseas exchanges most commonly used by these Trump bigwigs to store value or buy are Binance, Bybit and OKX, all of which impose restrictions on U.S. users. The nonprofit Accountable.US expressed concern, with its executive director Tony Carrk calling on Congress to require the president to disclose who those “paying tribute” to him in the shadows are to assess whether the public interest has been harmed. The organization also found that another cryptocurrency project promoted by Kawa’s son, World Liberty Financial, which mainly markets stablecoin projects overseas, also has a large number of buyers using cryptocurrency services that are not available in the United States. Related reports U.S. stablecoin legislation urgent" Democratic Party brakes urgently: GENIUS law has loopholes, crypto-friendly policies become Trump’s self-fattening tool Trump was choked “the most self-fattening president in history”: two crypto dinners in May, 1.5 million magnesium for seats “Bloomberg: 76% of the Trump coin owners who can participate in the dinner are probably from outside the United States” This article was first published in BlockTempo’s “Dynamic Trend - The Most Influential Blockchain News Media”.