Trump Sells Access to Himself in Exchange for Crypto Investments Ahead of Midterms
The Trump family's cryptocurrency scam, 'Trump Coin,' is back in action ahead of the midterms. The coin, launched just before Donald Trump's second term began, has already lost thousands of investors significant amounts of money. In an attempt to lure new investors, $TRUMP, as it's traded on Solana, is offering exclusive experiences and access to the president himself.
The 'Trump Coin Club' offers its top investors a chance to attend the Formula 1 Singapore Grand Prix in September for the top 23 holders, and tickets to the Super Bowl for the top 18. The club also tracks leaderboards for each event, where returning investors can receive 'boosts' to help them climb the ranks.
Winning an invite to the 'Most Exclusive Dinner in the World,' scheduled for November 22 at the Trump National Golf Club in Washington, D.C., grants attendees a Trump watch, poster, fragrance bottle, and trading card. The top 29 holders will also receive an invitation to a VIP reception with their 'favorite President' and one of three yet-to-be-announced 'legends.'
The Trump family has made billions since the president's return to the White House, with Forbes estimating his net worth increased by $2.7 billion this month alone.