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Senate Democrats propose anti-corruption bureau amid scrutiny of Trump crypto

The proposal follows new financial disclosures showing Trump earned hundreds of millions of dollars in crypto-related income.

Reported · Written up by our desk · Regulation

Senate Democrats have put forward a plan to create an anti-corruption bureau, as scrutiny intensifies around crypto holdings tied to former President Donald Trump.

The Block notes that recent financial disclosures show Trump generated crypto-related income in the hundreds of millions of dollars, a figure that has helped drive calls for tighter oversight.

The proposal’s rationale is rooted in concerns about corruption risk, with lawmakers pointing to the growing role of digital assets in political and financial affairs, according to The Block.

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The BlockSenate Democrats propose anti-corruption bureau as Trump’s crypto portfolio draws more scrutiny

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