
- Bill targets presidential enrichment via crypto assets.
- Seeks to curb misuse of office for personal gain.
- Could affect politically-linked memecoins and tokens.

Senator Adam Schiff led the introduction of the Curbing Officials’ Income and Nondisclosure (COIN) Act. The bill, as reported by Lynch House, aims to curb financial exploitation of digital assets by senior officials. Congresswoman Maxine Waters presented a similar proposal in the House. Trump’s alleged crypto connections have sparked the legislative push.
“President Donald Trump’s cryptocurrency dealings have raised significant ethical, legal and constitutional concerns over his use of the office of the presidency to enrich himself and his family. That’s why I am introducing legislation to prevent the financial exploitation of any digital assets by public officials, including the president and the First Family.” — Senator Adam Schiff
The bill focuses on preventing financial gains through crypto assets by sitting presidents and their families. World Liberty Financial, linked to Trump, is central to the debate. The legislation highlights conflicts of interest surrounding political figures’ involvement in cryptocurrencies.
The initiative impacts potential personal financial ventures of U.S. presidents and may pave the way for more comprehensive crypto-related regulations. Trump’s connections to cryptocurrencies underscore the need for ethical oversight, as senator Schiff advocates for stricter measures. Democratic lawmakers urge for clarity in cryptographic engagements.
The bill could reshape how political figures interact with cryptocurrencies, possibly affecting regulatory, and financial outcomes for officials. Crypto regulations could become more stringent as ethical debates continue. As the legislative process unfolds, the impact on crypto and political landscapes remains under scrutiny.
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