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It could cost you up to $6 million to grab lunch with Donald Trump

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Được tạo March 22, 2026|1 phút đọc
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Qualifying for Trump’s crypto gala can cost as little as $70,000 or as much as several million, with rankings driven by timing and strategy rather than sheer holdings.

Source: CoinDesk


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