Trump Hosts Mar-a-Lago $TRUMP Meme Coin Investor Gala as Token Slides

Donald Trump is set to host another Mar-a-Lago gathering for top holders of his $TRUMP meme coin as the token’s price continues to slide, according to multiple reports.

“Trump to host gala for top $TRUMP meme coin investors -- again Critics call the April 25 event a brazen pay-for-play conflict”

ABC News

ABC News says that on Saturday “all three men and 297 of the top holders of Trump's meme coin, called $TRUMP, are expected to convene” at Trump’s Florida estate for what organizers call “the most exclusive crypto & business conference in the world.”

ABC News

TradingView reports that Trump’s “official TRUMP memecoin extended its decline on Saturday” and says the token was “currently trading at around $2.67, down by nearly 10% over the past day,” citing CoinMarketCap data.

TradingView also says the token is “down by more than 96% compared to its all-time high of $75.35 registered in early 2025.”

Crypto Briefing similarly frames the event as arriving while the coin hits a low, saying the TRUMP token “tumbled to a historic low ahead of an exclusive token holder gathering at Mar-a-Lago.”

Cointelegraph adds that Reuters estimated the Trump family holds “potentially billions more in unrealized gains,” with “total crypto-related earnings potentially exceeding $1 billion.”

The event is also described as a closed-door investor summit tied to Trump’s digital asset push, with Crypto Briefing noting attendance is “limited to 297 participants selected via a leaderboard based on their TRUMP holdings.”

The reports tie the Mar-a-Lago event to both the token’s performance and the Trump family’s crypto revenue, describing a pattern of high-profile access for large holders.

ABC News says Trump launched his meme coin “in January 2025, just days before his inauguration,” and it says the coin “value initially soared to more than $44 before plummeting almost immediately.”

Cointelegraph

ABC News also describes how the earlier push worked, saying that “Last May, in a bid to reinvigorate interest in the coin, Trump announced plans for an

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