The Senate’s main democrat on a panel responsible for investigating corruption and mismanagement is to examine the recent cryptographic activities of US President Donald Trump and if they are part of a “payment program to give access to the presidency to the most offender”.
Richard Blumenthal, the classification democrat on the permanent subcommittee of the Senate on surveys – a panel hosted in the Internal Security and Government Affairs Committee – wrote letters to Bill Zanker of Fight Fight Fight and Zach Witkoff, a co -founder of World Liberty Finnish Tuesday, asking them a series of. CIC Digital LLC (which published the NFT and co -owners of Trump Fight Fight Fight), Celebration CARDS LLC (another entity affiliated with NFTS de Trump) and DTTM Operations LLC (which manages the rights of the Trump IP), as well as World Liberty Financial and its affiliated entities.
“The permanent subcommittee on surveys conducts a preliminary survey on potential conflicts of interest and violations of the law of cryptocurrency companies of President Trump … and financial transactions of companies associated with foreign nationals, foreign governments and other cryptocurrency companies”, declared the letters, with a pointing to the financial world and the other for the Trump price.
The letters continued by saying that companies “can allow violation of government ethics requirements”, before asking a number of questions to the respective business leaders.
These questions include how companies identify or block investments in foreign governments, how many income they have generated and if individuals confronted with prosecution or surveys can participate.
The letters also ask managers to produce files related to cryptographic companies affiliated with Trump.
Because Democrats are currently the minority party in the Senate, Blumenthal does not have the power to assign unless his republican counterpart, Senator Ron Johnson, is also signaled. A Johnson spokesperson did not immediately return a comment request.
Democrats have sounded the alarm on Trump’s cryptographic companies in recent days. Earlier Tuesday, the representative Maxine Waters, who heads his party in the Chamber’s Financial Services Committee, opposed a joint audience with the Chamber’s Agriculture Committee to combat legislation on the market structure and rather organized its own audience focused on these cryptographic links.
A weekend statement by Senator Ruben Gallego and a handful of other democrats claiming that legislators would not vote for the Senate stable bill also seem to come from Trump cryptocurrency-in particular Eric Trump’s announcement that the investment company based in Abu Dhabi MGX MGX would use the Binance de Trump-Affilié.
Senator Chris Murphy also presented a bill on Tuesday which would prohibit the American president and other senior government officials from issuing mecoins or other financial assets.
