Donald Trump After Earning Over $600 Million from Her Solana Meme Coin in 2025, Gillibrand Reiterates Call for Ethical Reform of Digital Assets
Svmuu News: A Fox Business crypto reporter posted on X stating that, following the release of President Trump’s financial disclosure documents, Senator Gillibrand once again called for ethics reforms to prohibit the president, members of Congress, and their spouses from issuing or sponsoring digital assets. The financial disclosure documents show that President Trump earned over $600 million from his Solana meme coin in 2025. The announcement comes as Senator Gillibrand’s long-standing stance on strengthening ethics rules faces increased scrutiny, following reports that her son has raised funds to launch a crypto derivatives exchange.
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