As Congress debates how to regulate digital assets, some lawmakers are calling for new ethics rules that would bar the president from issuing or owning digital assets, such as cryptocurrency. While this might sound like a sensible safeguard, singling out crypto for special scrutiny would be misguided. It’s inconsistent with how other financial assets are
Family affair: President Trump teamed up with his sons Barron (left), Don Jr. (middle) and Eric (right) to launch World Liberty Financial, a crypto venture that has brought in more than a half billion dollars. Photo by Kevin Lamarque – Pool/Getty Images One of Donald Trump’s companies reduced its stake in World Liberty Financial, a
The Trump brand has been used to hawk cryptocurrencies, Bibles, steaks and guitars. Now the president’s media company is laying the groundwork to sell investment funds. Trump Media & Technology Group Corp., which is majority owned by Donald Trump, plans to sell offerings tied to his agenda. The parent of the Truth Social platform, where
Gold is trouncing other assets in 2025. The precious metal’s record-setting year is a sign that investors—racked by uncertainty over tariffs, the economy, and inflation—see it as a place to hide while the broader market stumbles. The price of the precious metal rallied again on Tuesday, with gold climbing as high as $3,506 at midday
This story is available exclusively to Business Insider subscribers. Become an Insider and start reading now. Have an account? Log in. World Liberty Financial, a crypto venture backed by the Trump family, will issue a new stablecoin. The USD1 token is one of several crypto assets attached to the Trump family. Trump Media & Technology