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BEARISH 📉 : Trump-linked crypto firm faces scrutiny over $500M foreign investment
An investor from Abu Dhabi, linked to Sheikh Tahnoon bin Zayed Al Nahyan, purchased nearly 49% of World Liberty Financial (WLFI), a crypto firm associated with the Trump family, for approximately $500 million.
- The deal was phased, with an initial $250 million transfer.
- About $187 million went to entities tied to the Trump family, and $31 million to cofounders' companies.

Market and Political Reactions
- Completion of the sale coincided with a political milestone, raising questions among lawmakers and ethics experts about foreign investment in a business connected to a sitting US President.
- Trading volumes and price volatility in WLFI-linked assets increased following the news.
Trump's Response
- President Trump stated he was unaware of the transaction, indicating his sons manage the business dealings related to WLFI.
- Aides confirmed that operational decisions are handled by company executives and family members.
Regulatory Scrutiny
- Lawmakers seek briefings and documents to examine compliance with disclosure regulations.
- Legal experts note that foreign investments are not inherently illegal but emphasize the importance of adherence to statutory reporting obligations.