Coming up, launch of his Truth.Fi group of investment funds.
He continues to apply for trademark registrations for the names of the anticipated Truth.Fi funds.
If the Truth.Fi funds are in fact launched, it is said that they will be traded in the form of ETF (i.e., Electronically Traded Funds) and SMA (i.e., Separately Managed Accounts).
So far, his sons' World Liberty Financial pair of offerings (Liberty Fi One, and Liberty Fi Club) are trading in ten-thousandth of a cent range, and their Grab a Gun stock is trading around $4.43, down from $17 earlier this year.
Trump's meme coin is trading around $9.27, down from its $50 initial price in January.
Trump's Media and Technology Company (which owns truth social and the Truth.Fi entity) sees its stock currently trading at $18.50, up from $12 earlier this summer.
I am no expert in government ethics, but I think it is a conflict of interest for him and his family to be launching publicly traded investments, several of which are grounded in crypto. He has the authority to regulate crypto trading, but he has chosen not to.