Some Trump dinner invitees made huge profits through token trading, and most of their identities remain unconfirmed

Odaily News The Financial Times revealed that among the token holders who participated in the TRUMP dinner, some of the TRUMP dinner invitees realized millions of dollars in profits during the rise in token prices (affected by the news of the TRUMP dinner, the price of TRUMP tokens once rose from US$9.26 to US$15.33). The owners of these accounts are unknown, but everyone gave their wallets a nickname on the token website.
The analysis pointed out that 22 of the top 25 ranked people started buying tokens after the event was announced, and 16 emptied their wallets after confirming their rankings. Among them, the account nicknamed "Woo" may have made a profit of about $2.6 million, and the "NACH" account may have made a profit of about $52,000. So far, the Trump Group has not commented on the matter, and Justin Sun also refused to confirm to the Financial Times whether the number one account "SUN" is his. (FT)