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Registration for a forthcoming Mar-a-Lago “meme coin gala” tied to President Donald Trump’s TRUMP token has been extended to April 14, according to the web portal gettrumpmemes.com. The updated rules allow participants to hold the official TRUMP meme token to calculate time-weighted average holdings, while purchases of merchandise—such as watches, sneakers, or fragrances—also count toward earning a spot on the guest list.
The rules originally set the registration cutoff for April 12, but it has been revised to run through April 14. After the holding window closes, the top 297 contenders—ranked by highest average TRUMP holdings and/or qualifying merchandise purchases—will secure their place.
As of April 12, the TRUMP leaderboard showed VIP Sun in first place with 2.2 billion points. VIP 小 x and VIP K were tied for second and third, each with 1.7 billion points. VIP DwfUHQ…kQz5 ranked fourth with 859.6 million points, while VIP 69P4RH…hYLQ was fifth with 845.8 million points.
Over the past day, TRUMP traded between $2.78 and $2.87 per token as participants competed for leaderboard positioning. Onchain activity highlighted by X account Lookonchain and Arkham Intelligence screenshots pointed to large withdrawals from major exchanges over the prior two days.
Lookonchain said “Whale 8DHkza withdrew 850,488 TRUMP ($2.4M) from Bybit in the past 2 days,” and that “Whale 7EtuAt withdrew another 105,754 TRUMP ($298K) from Binance 17 hours ago,” adding that Whale 7EtuAt currently holds 1.13 million $TRUMP (about $3.2M).
Despite the whale-focused narrative, the article reported TRUMP had $107 million in 24-hour trading volume.
The dinner is also positioned against a backdrop of controversy involving World Liberty Financial (WLFI). The issue described centers on accusations of questionable DeFi transactions, including a claim that the Trump-backed venture used its own WLFI governance tokens as collateral on the Dolomite protocol.
The article notes that if WLFI team members attend, the conversation could shift from meme-coin mechanics to governance and collateral-related questions tied to WLFI’s loan decisions.
The article included a “Crypto Fear and Greed Index” reading of 16, labeled “Extreme Fear,” with the index described as up by 1 from “Yesterday” and up by 3 from “Last Week,” while remaining at 16 from “Last Month.”
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