World Liberty Financial (WLFI), the cryptocurrency platform supported by US President Donald Trump and his family members have published a letter to stop and-detesting to the company responsible for creating a Bitcoin portfolio linked to the president’s brand.
According to a Bloomberg report on June 5, WLFI sent the letter to fight Fight Fight LLC, the company which owns Gettrumpmemes.com and is behind the publication of Trump Memecoin. The notice of transfer and dessistes was issued after the non -bubble chip market Magic Eden and the team behind the same revealed a waiting list for a cryptographic portfolio featuring the name of Trump.
Donald Trump Jr., the eldest son of the president and “web ambassador” for WLFI, said on June 3 that the Trump organization had “zero involvement” with the Crypto Wallet project, announcing that the group planned its own launch in the near future. The report quoted a person familiar with the case which requested anonymity because the letter had not been made public at the time of publication.
Many American legislators and industry leaders have questioned the president’s crypto companies, including their involvement in World Liberty Financial and its Stablecoin, USD1, and the publication of a personal personal which led to an invitation to the dinner at the Trump golf club for the 220 best holders.
Some Democrats in the House of Representatives and the Senate have accused Trump of taking advantage of his position of taking advantage of the cryptography industry – affirms who has the potential to slow down or to stop progress in digital bills linked to assets at Congress.
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The two publications of June 3 on X of Magic Eden and Gettrumpmes announcing that the portfolio was still visible at the time of publication. However, the Trumpwallet.com website, previously available for registrations for a waiting list, seemed offline following the report of the letter of transfer and desire.
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