CORRUPTION WATCH: Crypto Tycoon Pours $100 Million Into Trump Project After Trump Admin Drops Lawsuit

After Donald Trump threw a lavish memecoin dinner party (costing taxpayers hundreds of thousands of dollars) and promoted his own business behind the presidential seal, his administration now appears to be engaged in blatant pay-to-play politics. The Trump administration dropped a lawsuit against Don Wilson, and soon after, Wilson’s firm invested $100 million into Trump’s bitcoin project. The bottom line: Trump is abusing the presidency for his own personal gain.

Here are the receipts

💵 Donald Trump’s Securities and Exchange Commission dropped a lawsuit against tycoon Don Wilson’s company, DRW Investments, which alleged the company “acted as an unregistered dealer of crypto assets sold as securities.”

💵 Just nine weeks later, Wilson bought four million shares in Trump Media & Technology Group (TMTG).

💵 Wilson is now a top $TRUMP memecoin holder: The investment in TMTG makes DRW among the biggest financiers of the group’s crypto grift.

💵 Not to mention the fact that Wilson has railed against the SEC, calling to abolish the agency and get rid of its protections that prevent fraud and manipulation in the markets.

💵 Trump’s crypto token allows people to “transfer money to the president’s family in connection with his office,” raising widespread corruption concerns among legal ethics experts.