John,

Last Thursday night, Donald Trump auctioned off access to power to the highest bidder at his memecoin dinner, profiting off of his presidency in one of the most blatant ways we’ve ever seen.

One of the biggest problems with the event is that we still don’t know the full list of attendees, as only some have self identified or spoken with the media.

The American public needs to know who bought access to the president, how much they paid and what kind of influence they’re expecting in return for their money.

We do know that Justin Sun attended the event, since he announced publicly that he was the top holder of Trump’s memecoin. The Chinese-born cryptocurrency entrepreneur was sued by the Securities and Exchange Commission for fraud. The lawsuit was paused after Trump took office and Sun bought $75 million worth of tokens from the Trump family’s crypto company.

But John, we have other serious concerns about invitees beyond even the fact that the top holder has already benefited from Trump administration actions. A CREW analysis found that as of last week 45 of $TRUMP’s top holders also owned assets named for Pepe the Frog, which is known as an alt-right symbol.

Nine of the 50 top holders held assets whose names are outright racist or anti-semitic, including one called “Swasticoin” and another that is simply the n-word.

John, these are the people who were apparently invited to dine with Donald Trump.

Thank you,

CREW HQ