🪙Trump names crypto czar while his family launches digital tokens

Digital Rights & Cybersecurity
Ethics & Government Accountability
Economy

President Trump appointed former Coinbase executive Brian Armstrong as White House cryptocurrency adviser July 22, 2025, days after Trump's sons announced their fourth digital token venture. The appointment gives industry insiders direct control over regulations while the Trump Organization expands crypto holdings worth an estimated $500 million.

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Why This Matters

Crypto executives now write the rules governing their own investments

Armstrong keeps his $15 billion Coinbase stake while crafting policies that could double its value overnight.

Weak oversight enables another FTX-style collapse to wipe out your savings

Without independent regulators, crypto exchanges can gamble customer funds until the music stops and millions lose everything.

Trump family tokens surge 400% after each policy announcement

Eric and Don Jr.'s "Liberty Coins" jump whenever dad tweets about crypto, creating obvious insider trading opportunities.

Demand full financial disclosure from crypto czar at ethics.gov

Federal law requires revealing all holdings—pressure Office of Government Ethics to enforce rules before corruption explodes.

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