"President Trump's Virtual Asset Business, a Gateway for a Certain Level of Corruption"

Criticism has been raised against President Donald Trump, who is developing various virtual asset (cryptocurrency) businesses, including MemeCoin OfficialTrump (TRUMP) and WorldLibertyFinancial (WLFI).

According to Decrypt, a virtual asset specialized media, on the 6th (local time), Anthony Scaramucci, founder of SkyBridge Capital, attended the Financial Times Digital Asset Summit and said, "President Trump's virtual asset business is creating a gateway for corruption," and "This is acting as an obstacle to the bipartisan consensus on U.S. virtual asset-related legislation."

Founder Scaramucci said, "I am trying to fully trust (President Trump's virtual asset business)," but also stated, "However, I think there is a path to a certain level of corruption, potential bribery, etc."

Founder Scaramucci particularly emphasized that such concerns could hinder the U.S. virtual asset innovation that President Trump intends to implement. He said, "Removing these obstacles makes it easier for those in Congress who still have a skeptical stance on virtual assets."

Regarding virtual asset reserves, he explained that bipartisan consensus is important. Scaramucci said, "The president signing a strategic Bitcoin (BTC) reserve through an executive order may not be the answer for the U.S.," adding, "because a future president could revoke the order." He continued, "Therefore, there must be a bipartisan commitment, and there should be no debate about which virtual assets to include in the reserves."