According to online reports, according to blockchain analysis company Nansen, the 220 winners invited to dinner with Trump "invested a total of US$394 million in Trump's official cryptocurrency," with "an average of US$1,788,994.42 per winner." The threshold for the event ranged from $55,000 to $37.7 million, with the top seven each investing more than $10 million. Research shows that "158 of the 220 wallets, or 72%, appear to be foreigners." Independent researcher Molly White said they were identified as non-U.S. citizens by using crypto exchanges that do not allow U.S. citizens to register.