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Senator Elizabeth Warren is pressing federal regulators to open an investigation into a cryptocurrency venture connected to President Donald Trump, arguing that the arrangement raises serious questions about conflicts of interest and foreign influence.
In a letter sent to government watchdogs, Warren asked for a review of the firm's ownership structure, its financial backers, and any dealings that could tie White House policy to private profit. She said the public deserves a clear picture of who stands to gain from decisions made in Washington.
The request lands at a tense moment for digital asset policy. The Senate recently failed to move forward on a major crypto bill that the industry had spent months lobbying to pass. The measure stalled after lawmakers disagreed over how to balance innovation with consumer protections and national security concerns.
Warren has been one of the loudest critics of the crypto sector, warning that weak oversight leaves room for fraud, money laundering, and market manipulation. Her latest push signals that the debate over how to regulate digital currencies is far from settled, and that political fights over the industry's ties to power will likely continue into the next session.
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