Donald Trump's second son, Eric Trump, made a statement after being removed from the board of directors of ALT 5 Sigma, a cryptocurrency company affiliated with the treasury of World Liberty Financial (WLFI). Trump stated in a post on social media platform X that he had not withdrawn from the project and had only been transferred to a “board observer” position in accordance with Nasdaq's listing rules. Eric Trump tweeted, “That's right! I am 1000% committed to WLFI and will do my best to redefine the future of finance.” Related News: US's Largest Banking Regulatory Agency Makes a Bullish Statement on Cryptocurrencies It was previously revealed that the Trump Organization-backed crypto deal was quietly revised weeks after its announcement. While Eric Trump was initially scheduled to join the ALT 5 Sigma board, that plan was changed after the company held discussions with Nasdaq. Meanwhile, a Trump-linked LLC reportedly owns approximately 38% of World Liberty Financial, also holds 22.5 billion WLFI tokens, and is entitled to approximately 75% of the token sale proceeds. *This is not investment advice. Continue Reading: Did Donald Trump’s Son Eric Trump Leave World Liberty Financial (WLFI)? He Made a Statement
