
Whales Stampede Toward Trump Token Gala, One Paperhands a Loss That Could Fund a Small Golf Ball Empire
The number of TRUMP Coin whale wallets has swum up to 83, hitting a level not seen in over five months, as the token pumped ahead of a planned VIP luncheon for its biggest bag holders. It seems nothing rallies the degens like the promise of a free meal with a keynote speaker.
This surge rides a 36% price pump in recent days, with Santiment data pointing out the classic crypto combo: whale accumulation and price increases moving in suspiciously perfect harmony. One large holder, going by the degen alias 'little x,' ape'd in with a $6.7 million TRUMP buy right after the dinner news dropped, and is now casually sitting on a paper profit of about $2.12 million. Not a bad RSVP gift.
The upcoming shindig, featuring President Trump as the main attraction, marks the second exclusive dinner party for the token's top-tier holders. The first was a cozy gathering for the top 220 wallets at the Trump National Golf Club last year. Democratic lawmakers, perhaps feeling left off the guest list, have branded these meetups a 'crypto corruption club.' A club with better catering than most DAO meetings, presumably.
Not every whale is diamond-handing for a seat at the table, however. One entity, '2sBcbh,' decided to paperhand 211,343 TRUMP tokens after an eight-month hold, crystallizing a loss of roughly $1.29 million. The same wallet is also nursing an unrealized loss of about $1.62 million on Solana tokens, proving that diversification is just a fancy word for losing money in multiple assets.
TRUMP Coin is currently trading around $3.90, bumping its head on resistance between $4.10 and $4.20. Analysts, who are never wrong, suggest that a decisive break and hold above $4.50 could theoretically open the gates to hopium-fueled targets near $5.45, $7.80, and the ultimate degen dream of $10.65. Your charts may vary.
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