Trump to Keynote Mar-a-Lago $TRUMP Token Conference

President Trump is scheduled to deliver remarks Saturday, April 25, at a private conference at the Mar-a-Lago Club tied to the $TRUMP memecoin. The event is organized by Fight Fight Fight LLC and access is restricted to holders whose wallets rank among the top 297 token holders.

The token’s site and organizers say the top 29 holders will gain entry to a smaller reception with Trump. Organizers promoted the gathering as a conference for crypto and business figures and listed Trump as the keynote speaker. The program is expected to include several cryptocurrency entrepreneurs and public figures, including former boxer Mike Tyson, and a luncheon with Trump is advertised.

The Palm Beach event follows a May dinner at Trump’s Virginia golf club that organizers said drew about 220 buyers of the same memecoin and raised roughly $148 million. The memecoin website includes a contingency: if Trump cannot attend or the date changes, qualified attendees may receive a limited-edition Trump NFT instead.

TRON founder Justin Sun, identified as one of the token’s largest investors, has filed a lawsuit against World Liberty Financial alleging the company misled him and cost him millions. The dispute has made the Palm Beach gathering a focal point for questions about the token and access tied to token ownership.

Senators Elizabeth Warren, Adam Schiff and Richard Blumenthal wrote to Fight Fight Fight LLC urging Congress to examine whether presidential appearances tied to token ownership create conflicts of interest. In their letter, the senators said Congress must “take steps to prohibit and prevent these egregious conflicts of interest.” They asked for information about how the president and his family might profit from cryptocurrency ventures.

A February industry report cited by the senators found that $TRUMP and $MELANIA tokens had wiped out an estimated $4.3 billion in retail investor wealth in recent months, leaving about 2 million holders underwater, while roughly 45 early wallets tied to $TRUMP realized about $1.2 billion in gains.

Ethics observers have noted that the president has not placed his assets in a full blind trust or sold his business holdings. Karoline Leavitt, a White House spokesperson, said the president is “abiding by all conflict-of-interest laws that are applicable to the president.” Trump has defended his family and business practices, telling reporters he has a “very honest family” and that he never took his presidential salary, and he denies any wrongdoing.

If the president does not attend as planned, organizers say the event could be rescheduled or attendees who qualified for in-person access would receive the NFT alternative. The gathering remains limited to specified token-holding wallets, and the legal dispute involving a major investor is ongoing.