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63% of surveyed Americans called Trump family crypto profits inappropriate, while 32% considered them appropriate.69% of Republicans considered the profits appropriate, while 92% of Democrats described them as inappropriate.1,166 adults participated in the four-day Reuters/Ipsos poll with a three-point overall sampling error margin.Reuters calculated more than $1.4 billion in 2025 crypto income from Trump’s financial disclosure filing.69% said private business interests influence presidential decisions, extending concern beyond cryptocurrency earnings and investments.

WorldClaw accepts World Liberty’s USD1 stablecoin while offering AI models from Chinese companies facing U.S. national security restrictions.

World Liberty Trust must meet the OCC’s conditions before it can begin operations.The proposed bank would issue USD1, manage its reserves, and serve institutional custody clients.WLTC must maintain at least $20 million in eligible capital before opening.WLFI rose after the decision but remains down more than 60% over the past year.

A meeting among President Trump, White House officials, and Republican senators on ethics provisions has been kept under wraps.On Monday morning, an industry source told The Block that Trump did not sign off on ethics language during Thursday’s meeting.Negotiators from both parties have spent months discussing ethics provisions that would limit how presidents, vice presidents, members of Congress and other federal officials can profit from digital assets while in office.

AI Financial may sell Alt5 Sigma Canada after WLFI losses wiped out most shareholder value.The possible deal remains non-binding, with Perpetuals.com still reviewing terms and due diligence.Trump-linked World Liberty remains under scrutiny as crypto.news reports rising political and ethics questions.

Roughly two-thirds of the 1.48 million wallets that bought President Donald Trump’s official memecoin had recorded losses at the end of June.The wallets have combined realized and paper losses of $3.81 billion, according to Nansen data first reported by The New York Times.The analysis landed days after Trump’s annual financial disclosure showed a $636 million payout tied to the token and more than $1.4 billion in total crypto-related income for 2025.Nansen found gains were concentrated among early buyers, with fewer than 500,000 wallets up a combined $4.04 billion.