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Trump Family Crypto Partner Faces Nasdaq Delisting Risk After 93% Stock Plunge

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JH Kim

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  • AI Financial Corp., which partnered with the Trump family’s cryptocurrency project, said it faces the risk of Nasdaq delisting after a sharp drop in its share price.
  • AI Financial Corp. warned investors in a regulatory filing that there is uncertainty over its ability to continue as a going concern.
  • Weaker expectations for Trump-linked cryptocurrency businesses are deepening concerns over the financial health and business sustainability of related companies.

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A publicly traded company that partnered with the Trump family’s cryptocurrency project is at risk of being delisted from Nasdaq after its shares tumbled.

CNBC reported on June 9 that AI Financial Corp., formerly ALT5 Sigma, said it could face Nasdaq delisting proceedings if its stock price does not recover within the next 15 trading days.

In a regulatory filing, the company warned investors that there is uncertainty about its ability to continue as a going concern.

AI Financial signed a $1.5 billion token purchase agreement with World Liberty Financial, the Trump family’s cryptocurrency project, in August 2025.

The deal reportedly gave U.S. President Donald Trump and his family rights to about $500 million in profits.

The company’s stock was at $8.97 just before the agreement was announced. As of June 8, 2026, it had fallen to $0.66, a drop of about 93%.

The decline comes as expectations for Trump-linked cryptocurrency ventures weaken, raising concerns about the financial health and business sustainability of related companies.

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JH Kim

JH Kim

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