You need to open a formal investigation into Donald Trump's cryptocurrency dealings before more Americans lose their savings. Since taking office, Trump has made approximately $2 billion, with at least $1.4 billion tied to the cryptocurrency industry — including $636 million from his $TRUMP memecoin. Over one million investors, many of them his own supporters, lost a combined $3.8 billion when insiders cashed out after the coin ran from a few dollars to $70. That is not investing. That is a scheme.
The conflicts don't stop there. Trump receives 75% of all sales from World Liberty Financial, his family's stablecoin venture. The UAE has invested millions in that same fund. Qatar donated a $400 million Boeing 747. The Saudi sovereign wealth fund put $2 billion into Jared Kushner's private equity firm shortly after Trump brokered a deal ending $5 billion in Saudi-Qatari lawsuits. These are not coincidences — they are a pattern of a sitting president monetizing the office itself.
Congress has both the authority and the obligation to act. Subpoena the financial records, hold public hearings, and demand accountability. The American people deserve to know whether their president is governing in the national interest or running the White House as a personal revenue stream.
First sent on July 8 by Jeffrey Barlow
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