The Trump administration is facing widespread allegations of corruption, particularly linked to cryptocurrency schemes. Critics accuse President Trump of favoring crypto scams over traditional assets like gold, with claims that he has pardoned individuals involved in criminal crypto activities and is profiting from these ventures. Observers note that Trump has not invested in gold or gold-related businesses in decades, instead using gold's image for marketing purposes while promoting crypto assets. Lawmakers and commentators describe the administration's conduct as unprecedented in American history, highlighting concerns about the president leveraging U.S. policy apparatus and foreign governments to benefit financially through various channels including crypto, media stocks, real estate, and licensing deals.
The level of corruption from President Trump and his White House is unlike anything we have ever seen in American history. It is appalling and criminal. Openly taking bribes. https://t.co/6Kl1hDnq4U
Trump never owned, invested in #gold miners, gold businesses, physical gold in 50 years at least. Trump only used historic image of power and wealth of gold as a marketing scam. But he did get into "fake gold" bitcoin, crypto scams as president, another Trump marketing scam. https://t.co/TJROqJGnnE
ONLY thing Trump likes about #gold is the image of wealth and power he wants to rub on himself. Don't expect any pro-gold decisions with Trump. Trump likes, prefers cryptoasset scams. Also, Trump Fort Knox gold audit is dead, another Trump marketing scam. https://t.co/Aaq0kK0kle