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President Trump’s Third Meme-Coin Dinner Puts 185 Seats Up for Competition

By Isaac • October 3, 2026 11:23 am • Comments

President Trump’s Official Trump meme coin is once again turning token ownership into a competition for face time with the president.

The project has scheduled a third holder dinner for November 22 at Trump National in the Washington, D.C., area. This time, 185 people will make the guest list, and the contest is not based on a single wallet snapshot.

According to the official $TRUMP Coin Club terms, rankings will be based on time-weighted holdings from October 5 through November 12. That structure rewards both the size of a position and the length of time a participant keeps it.

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The top 185 people on the final leaderboard qualify for the November 22 dinner. The top 29 are promised a VIP reception, while the top four are offered limited-edition 18-karat gold watches.

The rules also give some earlier participants a head start. Holders who qualified for the project’s Formula 1 event and maintain their positions through the dinner measurement period receive a 10% boost to their final score.

Organizers reserve the right to change or cancel the event, but the competition itself has a firm November 12 snapshot. That creates a six-week campaign in which selling early can cost a participant both holding weight and any returning-champion bonus.

Decrypt’s current report places the announcement in the larger history of the token’s access-based promotions. The November gathering would be the third major holder event since the coin launched ahead of President Trump’s 2025 inauguration.

The first dinner in May 2025 admitted 220 holders, while a second event in April 2026 expanded the field to 297 guests. The new contest narrows the main list to 185 and adds three unnamed celebrity guests alongside President Trump.

The report also points to the token’s steep decline from its early peak. That matters because a leaderboard promotion can create fresh demand without changing the underlying economics for people who bought much higher.

In other words, the dinner is both a loyalty campaign and a market experiment. It asks holders to lock up more capital for longer while the project’s biggest selling point remains access rather than a new technical use for the token.

The token was trading roughly 97% below its 2025 high when the promotion surfaced. A short-term price reaction may show that access still moves traders, but it will not by itself establish durable demand.

For holders, the calculation is straightforward: buying more helps, but holding longer matters too. For everyone else, the more consequential question is whether another dinner can produce sustained interest—or only a burst of leaderboard competition before attention moves on.

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