President Donald Trump is hosting a dinner Thursday for top investors in his meme coin, throwing the event at the Trump National Golf Club outside Washington, D.C., for a mostly anonymous group of attendees who have collectively thrown hundreds of millions of dollars at the president’s controversial cryptocurrency.

Critics have raised ethical concerns given Trump’s vast business interests. Here’s what to know about his crypto moves: Trump is hosting a dinner Thursday for holders of his memecoin, $TRUMP. Memecoins are cryptocurrencies whose value is largely based on the popularity of internet memes.

Crypto billionaire Justin Sun said he received a $100,000 Trump-branded watch at President Donald Trump's meme coin dinner at at the Trump National Golf Club golf club outside of Washington DC on Thursday.

Donald Trump hosted some 220 investors in his cryptocurrency on Thursday, with journalist Jeff Zeleny saying it goes to show that the President is 'enriching himself'

Democrat representative Maxine Waters along with 14 other Democratic co-sponsors issued a new bill aimed at curbing President Trump’s cryptocurrency investments.

President Trump will host an exclusive dinner Thursday night for the 220 biggest buyers of his $TRUMP (TRUMP-OFFICIAL-USD) memecoin, an event that is stirring controversy in the nation's capital during a pivotal moment for the crypto world.

Donald Trump risks undercutting his presidency with a Hunter Biden-style influence-peddling scandal unless he clamps down on questionable crypto deals that his family has inked with investors in

Melania Trump's meme coin has been 'quietly sold' for $30 Million in tokens amid stock market saga, according to reports. The First Lady's coin tanked just weeks after it was launched in January

The president's drive to enrich himself must be controlled by Congress and the courts, or the fiscal stability of the nation will be at risk.

President Trump’s crypto czar David Sacks and his sidekick Bo Hines are facing backlash from some industry leaders after legislation over a key digital coin had stalled on Capitol Hill, On The Money has learned The two members of Trump’s “crypto council” – Sacks,