Trump family earned $500M from crypto venture as company's shares plummet 93%
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Matt Peterson
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Summary
The Trump family (Eric Trump and Donald Trump Jr.) entered a business partnership with a little-known company called Alt5 Sigma (now AI Financial Corp.) to provide easier access to a Trump-backed cryptocurrency. The deal generated approximately $500 million for the Trump family. However, less than 10 months later, the company's share price has fallen more than 90%, and it has warned investors it may not be able to stay in business much longer. A rebranding effort has failed to revive investor interest.
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The company has warned investors it may not be able to stay in business much longer.
Its share price has fallen more than 90%, and a rebranding hasn't revived investor interest.
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