China-linked TRUMP treasury stock crashes 98% after wild buyout claim
Days before Donald Trumps May 2025 dinner at Mar-a-Lago for the top 220 holders of his TRUMP memecoin, GDC announced a $300 million stock purchase agreement with an unnamed buyer in the British Virgin Islands (BVI). The stated purpose was a “crypto asset treasury strategy, including the purchase of BTC and TRUMP.” At the time, GDC had essentially no revenue and less than 10 employees and its operations depended on TikTok, a Chinese-founded social media platform. The generous announcement out of the BVI conveniently coincided with Trumps decision to delay enforcement actions against TikTok. described GDC as one of the first China-linked companies to publicly acknowledge intentions to buy TRUMP. Trump-controlled entities CIC Digital LLC and Fight Fight Fight LLC together held 80% of the post-ICO token supply of TRUMP. Therefore, any purchase funded by GDC or its BVI buyer would enrich the president directly through supply reduction and trading fees. Soon after GDC‘s dubious announcement, US representatives Adam Smith and Sean Casten led 35 House Democrats in a letter to the Department of Justice’s Public Integrity Section. They demanded an investigation into whether GDCs dinner-for-tokens scheme violated federal bribery laws or the foreign emoluments clause. The representatives named GDC in their letter, noting its Chinese subsidiarys disclosed









