Accusations of pay-to-play access to the presidency loom over Donald Trump as the team behind his memecoin announced another dinner for top tokenholders in November.
- Donald Trump is hosting a third exclusive event for top holders of his memecoin, amidst ongoing 'pay-to-play' corruption allegations.
- Critics, including Public Citizen and Senator Chris Coons, condemn the events as unethical profiteering and potential corruption, with investors losing billions in Trump's crypto ventures.
- The controversy coincides with legislative debates on crypto regulation, highlighting concerns about public officials profiting from the digital asset space.
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