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Win a Seat at Trump's Gala Dinner With TRUMP Tokens
Crypto wallet Keeper is running a 12-day TRUMP token competition — top three traders win invitations to a November 22 gala dinner with Donald Trump.
Crypto wallet Keeper is turning TRUMP token trading into a ticket to dinner with the U.S. president. The multichain self-custodial wallet launched a 12-day competition on October 29 that gives the top three participants a chance to attend a November 22 gala dinner featuring President Donald Trump.
The campaign runs until November 10 at 10:00 a.m. CET, with winners ranked on a live leaderboard based on their TRUMP token activity inside the Keeper wallet.
How the Points Work
The scoring system rewards both trading and holding. Every CAD $141 (US $100) in qualifying TRUMP trades earns one point. Tokens bought and held through Keeper generate one point per CAD $141 in each six-hour scoring window throughout the competition.
There's a catch: existing TRUMP holdings and tokens transferred in from other wallets don't count toward holding points. To earn, you have to buy through Keeper directly.
The three invitations come from an arrangement Keeper secured with the TRUMP team.
Keeper's Bigger Play
Formerly known as Tonkeeper, the wallet rebranded in September 2026 and expanded well beyond its TON blockchain roots. It now supports assets across TON, Ethereum, Bitcoin, TRON, BNB Smart Chain, Arbitrum, Base, and Solana — the blockchain where the TRUMP token was originally issued.
This competition marks Keeper's first major campaign since adding Solana support, making it a clear signal of where the wallet wants to grow its user base.
What This Means for Canadians
The TRUMP token has been one of the more talked-about meme coins tied to a political figure, and competitions like this show how crypto projects are increasingly mixing pop culture, politics, and financial incentives to drive engagement. Canadian crypto holders using multichain wallets like Keeper could participate, though they should factor in trading fees, Canadian tax obligations on crypto gains, and the inherent volatility of meme tokens before jumping in purely for a contest entry.
As always with meme coins, the prize might be flashy — but the risk is real.