At a recent conference in Dubai, Zach Witkoff, a founder of the Trump family cryptocurrency venture, announced a groundbreaking $2 billion deal involving the firm’s digital coins. The deal, backed by the Emirati investment firm MGX, signifies a substantial relationship between foreign state interests and the Trump family's business. This partnership raises ethical concerns due to the conflicts of interest, especially given that MGX will use World Liberty Financial's stablecoin, which aligns closely with interests linked to President Trump. The announcement underscores potential implications for both the firm and American regulatory scrutiny over Binance, the involved crypto exchange.
A fund backed by Abu Dhabi will make a $2 billion business deal using the Trump firm's digital coins, showcasing ethical conflicts in cryptocurrency.
The announcement made by Zach Witkoff highlights the blurred lines between business and government as the Trump family engages with foreign investments in crypto.
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