Trump may be forced to sell his cryptocurrencies
2026-08-07 15:09:18
According to CoinMeta, during his presidential campaign, Trump promised to turn the United States into a center for cryptocurrencies and create more favorable regulations for crypto companies. After taking office, Trump established the U.S. Digital Assets Reserve. The current important legislation related to cryptocurrencies is the Clear Act, which could have an adverse effect on Trump's crypto wallet. This act faces obstacles from some policymakers, and many people are calling for the addition of ethical provisions to prohibit powerful individuals from profiting from cryptocurrencies, especially targeting Trump, as his family has already made profits of over $1 billion from cryptocurrencies since he took office. According to Bloomberg, a bipartisan ethical proposal in the Clear Act may require Trump to divest himself of crypto-related businesses to resolve conflicts of interest. If the act passes, it could significantly boost investor confidence and bring a positive price trend to the crypto market.
Source:Watcher.Guru
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