By Matt Underwood Trump Family Amasses $6 Billion Fortune After Crypto Launch
This is quite the headline, isn’t it? “Trump Family Amasses $6 Billion Fortune After Crypto Launch.” It certainly grabs your attention. It’s hard not to be a bit skeptical, especially when you consider the source, but let’s break it down. The immediate thought that springs to mind is the hypocrisy. Remember all the outrage over Obama’s book deals and speaking engagements? Seems like a distant memory now. Now, we’re looking at a crypto launch, and the potential for foreign interference raises eyebrows. But, will the conservatives care? Seems doubtful.
The overall impression, sadly, is that of a life lived without much joy. Trump, it seems, is always being controlled by outside influences, from the Heritage Foundation to, allegedly, even Putin. It doesn’t seem like he ever genuinely enjoys anything. Contrast that with someone who, despite having less, has more joy, and you get a stark image of a life built on a foundation of something less than genuine.
The core of the issue here is the apparent wealth accumulation through what many consider a scheme. Some might even call it a “scam.” And, if you’re going to put a headline on it, you’d be hard-pressed to find something more accurate than “Trump Family Siphons $6 Billion in Wealth from Gullible Dimwits via Crypto Scheme Scam.” The double standard is infuriating, isn’t it? If a Democrat had done something like this, there would be calls for impeachment and prosecution. But with Trump, it seems to be par for the course.
This isn’t the first time the Trump family has been accused of questionable ethics. Remember the criticism about charging for world leaders to stay at his Washington hotel or the Secret Service paying to be at Mar-a-Lago? Now, it’s hundreds of millions in fees from a meme coin and possibly billions if he sells. There’s even talk of a stablecoin, and the implications are staggering. And if the stablecoin isn’t backed 100% by US dollars or treasury bonds? The whole thing smells fishy.
It’s hard not to bring up the idea of the Trump family grifting. The accusations are serious; the implications are profound. And given the timing of all of this, you can’t help but wonder: is the goal to buy more voters? Trump’s family, unfortunately, continues to be viewed as a family of Grifters, Felons and Pedo’s. A lot of people might think that the money’s coming from his supporters, and the fact is, they may have already lost everything. The only people that can stop him are the people that are also profiting along with him.
Here is the point: this situation highlights the problem of corruption and the abuse of power for personal gain. What happens to the American people when the rich do anything they want? And, of course, nothing will stop him from dying this year. All that evil for nothing. But Bernie has a vacation cabin and another home he inherited! The great bunko men strike again.
The story of Trump is one of repeated bankruptcies and questionable financial dealings. The headline “Trump Family Amasses” feels like a cover-up, maybe even a downright lie. The reality is that the lies pay better than the truth. Trump’s history is one of regulatory skepticism and public criticism. Yet, the fact remains that Trump would call crypto a “scam” and then launch his own.
The next administration’s actions are the most important part of this. If they are truly committed to justice, they should go after the gains. They should confiscate these crypto assets. A sovereign wealth fund should be considered. So, what do we have here? Trump and Dump. And let’s not forget that Epstein Files still aren’t public. If you’re going to talk about crypto, let’s talk about justice.