Trump Dinner Hosts Explicitly Ban Media or Photography Equipment from the Venue

According to The Washington Post, the upcoming TRUMP dinner on May 22 will connect Trump with a group of "deep-pocketed" cryptocurrency participants from around the world. Some of these individuals have expressed their desire to use this opportunity to influence Trump's views on cryptocurrency industry regulation or to seek other benefits through contact with the U.S. President. The identities of the vast majority of cryptocurrency holders invited to the dinner after the registration competition ended this Monday have not been disclosed to the public. Many of them use untraceable wallets with unknown sources of funds. When meeting with Trump, they may also remain anonymous—a cryptocurrency investor mentioned that event organizers told him that media or photography equipment would not be allowed at the dinner. Currently, at least six major holders of TRUMP coins have revealed their identities. Some have posted invitations on social media or disclosed large purchases in financial documents; others have left unique identifiers on the blockchain—although the blockchain is public, most transactions remain anonymous.