Democratic lawmakers are reportedly preparing to investigate President Donald Trump’s family-linked cryptocurrency ventures after the Nov. 3, 2026, midterms. No investigation is described as having begun. When the new Congress convenes in January 2027, committee leaders could seek documents and testimony through subpoenas, subject to procedural and legal limits.
Potential targets include World Liberty Financial, its USD1 stablecoin and reported foreign investment in the venture. Reuters estimated the Trump family’s cryptocurrency earnings at $2.3 billion. The White House and Trump allies reject corruption allegations, and the reported transactions do not themselves establish criminal wrongdoing.
