Those who attended the Trump Memecoin dinner may include foreign nationality – Report

At least some of Donald Trump’s top memecoin holders applying to attend a private dinner with the President may be based outside the United States.

According to a May 7 Bloomberg Report Based on a review of the leading Trump’s tokeners, 19 in the top 25 leaderboard purses use foreign exchanges that do not include US -based customers, suggesting any foreign citizens or Americans living abroad. In addition, more than half of the top 220 holders – the group that should be applied for a dinner with the President – also use exchanges in other countries.

Until May 7, the identities of the top tokenholders and those who can choose to apply for the May 22 Trump dinner and “special VIP tour” are unknown. However, the project said that anyone who applied could not bring guests, had to pass a background check, and “can’t be from a (know your customer) guard on the list.”

The implications of having twelve -two or roads -with memecoin holders potentially tied to foreign governments and interest groups Raised ethical concerns From some lawmakers in the United States, claimed that Trump is engaged in the “pay-to-play” corruption. At least one senator has Call for President’s impeachmentthat says Trump is “selling access for what effective payment directly to him.”

Memecoin concerns slow down crypto law

Democratic legislators in the House of Representative and Senate have pushed back Considering any law associated with crypto Until the Republicans meet concerns around Trump’s “Corrupto’s Corruption.” The Senate is expected to vote on a bill regulating Stablecoins on May 8, and House Republicans recently Introduced a draft of discussion of a Digital Asset Market Bill Bill.