Fight Fight Fight LLC, the company behind the TRUMP Coin Club, has announced another gala for top token holders. The event will take place at Trump National in Washington, D.C., following a Nov. 12 eligibility snapshot. Donald Trump will attend alongside three advertised celebrity guests called “legends” by organizers.
Additionally, attendees can access a separate celebrity meet-and-greet, although organizers have not disclosed that guest’s identity. The event rules also make clear that participants cannot secure private meetings with the president.
Token holdings determine dinner access
The November competition rewards holders based on token balances and holding duration during the scoring period. Consequently, organizers will update the leaderboard each day before selecting the top 185 participants for dinner. The top 29 holders will receive VIP status, including access to a reception and front-row dinner seating.
However, existing Coin Club members must register separately for the November competition. Earlier participation does not automatically qualify members for the latest event.
The event page identifies Sept. 30 as the scoring start date. However, the project’s terms list Oct. 5 as the measurement period’s start. Both sources place the closing date on Nov. 12.
Moreover, participants from the project’s Formula 1 contest can receive a 10% bonus. They must maintain their Oct. 1 token balance throughout the dinner competition.
VIP rules extend beyond the snapshot
After the Nov. 12 snapshot, VIP qualifiers must maintain their qualifying balance through Nov. 22. Selling below that balance could eliminate certain VIP bonuses. Nevertheless, participants can still attend the dinner.
The four highest VIP holders will receive an 18K gold Trump watch. Additionally, organizers list fragrances, posters, trading cards, and Fight Fight Fight watches.
The gathering follows earlier holder dinners in May 2025 and April 2026. Those events prompted congressional scrutiny over access, attendee vetting, and financial arrangements.
Significantly, November’s rules exclude citizens and residents from several sanctioned jurisdictions. These include Cuba, Iran, Iraq, North Korea, Russia, Syria, and Yemen.
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