“特朗普币”晚宴疯狂吸金，被批“总统利用职权装钱入自己口袋”

Core Viewpoint - The cryptocurrency market is experiencing a surge, particularly Bitcoin, which recently reached an all-time high of over $110,000, driven by increased attention from the U.S. government and President Trump [2][3] Group 1: Bitcoin and Market Dynamics - Bitcoin's market capitalization surpassed $2.1 trillion, making it the fifth-largest asset globally, following gold, Microsoft, Nvidia, and Apple [2] - The recent passing of a procedural vote on the "stablecoin bill" in the U.S. Senate is expected to lead to a full vote soon, contributing to positive market sentiment [3] - Coinbase Global's inclusion in the S&P 500 index has indirectly increased investment in digital currencies [3] - Other cryptocurrencies, such as Ethereum, have also seen price increases alongside Bitcoin's rise [3] Group 2: Trump Coin and Investor Engagement - The "Trump Coin" ($TRUMP) event on May 22 attracted investors who paid between $55,000 and $37.7 million to attend a dinner with President Trump, highlighting the financial interest in this meme coin [4][5] - Approximately $148 million was spent by investors to purchase "Trump Coin" to secure their seats at the dinner, with the top 25 holders spending over $111 million [4] - The Trump Group's affiliated companies hold 80% of "Trump Coin," generating over $320 million in fees from transactions [5] Group 3: Regulatory and Ethical Concerns - Trump's actions have raised ethical and legal concerns regarding potential conflicts of interest and the implications of using the presidency to boost the value of "Trump Coin" [9][10] - Critics argue that Trump's financial ties to "Trump Coin" could threaten public trust and national security, with concerns about foreign influence in U.S. policy-making [9][10] - A significant portion of "Trump Coin" holders are likely foreign investors, raising questions about foreign funding of presidential campaigns [10]