US Sen. John Ossoff expressed his support for each of President Donald Trump at the town hall on April 25th, citing the president’s plan to host Trump’s top official dinner.
According to a report by NBC News, “Just 48 hours ago, he was awarding an audience to those who buy meme coins.”
“When the US sitting chairperson sells access for effective payments to him. It’s definitely going to rise to the level of perforable crime.”
Senator Ossov said he “strongly” supports the blast each procedure at Georgia’s city hall and is running for reelection to the Senate.
The senator added that ammunition each is unlikely unless Democrats gain control of Congress in the 2026 U.S. medium-term elections. Trump’s Republicans currently have a majority in both the House and Senate.
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Conflict of interest
On April 23, the official Trump (Trump) Memecoin website announced that Trump plans to hold an exclusive dinner at the Washington DC Golf Club along with top 220 Trump holders.
The website has since posted a leaderboard tracking for top cards wallets, as well as a link to sign up for the event. According to data from Coinmarketcap, the price of cards tokens has increased by more than 50% since its announcement.
Although the specific guest list is unknown, on Memecoin’s website, applicants must pass the background check “cannot come from watchlist countries (who knows the customer)” and cannot take additional guests.
On April 25, the team behind Trump denied social media rumours that Trump’s owners would need at least $300,000 to participate in upcoming dinners with the president.
“People accidentally cite #220 as a cutoff in Block Explorer. It’s wrong because it includes locked tokens, exchanges, market makers, people not participating, etc. Instead, they just leave the leaderboard,” they write.
Legal experts told Cointregraph that Trump’s cryptocurrency ventures, including Trump’s Memocoin and Trump’s Decentralized Financial (Defi) protocol World Liberty Financial, spoke to Cointregraph.
“With only a few days after he took office, he signed many executive orders that have a major impact on how the crypto and digital asset industry works,” law firm Charlyn Ho told Cointelegraph in February.
“So if he has personal financial benefits that arise from his own policies, it’s a conflict of interest.”
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