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Trump family project WLFI and Ondo Finance announced a strategic partnership to promote the adoption of RWA and bring traditional finance to the chain. WLFI is exploring the integration of Ondo's tokenized assets into the WLFI network as treasury reserve assets, including the US Dollar Yield Token (USDY) and short-term US Government Treasury Bonds (OUSG), to provide lending and margin trading for its users.
Trump family project WLFI and Ondo Finance announced a strategic partnership to promote the adoption of RWA and bring traditional finance to the chain. WLFI is exploring the integration of Ondo's tokenized assets into the WLFI network as treasury reserve assets, including the US Dollar Yield Token (USDY) and short-term US Government Treasury Bonds (OUSG), to provide lending and margin trading for its users.
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Trump’s Section 899 Tax Proposal Sparks Market Concerns and Global Tensions
📉 Potential 5% Drop in Dollar, 10% Market Correction Warned by Allianz CIO
President Donald Trump’s newly proposed tax measure — Section 899, part of a sweeping financial legislation package passed by the House in May — is drawing growing scrutiny from global investors and economists. The provision targets nations imposing special digital service taxes on American tech giants such as Amazon, Alphabet, and Meta.
Ludovic Subran, Chief Investment Officer at Allianz SE, called Section 899 a “big scary moment” for markets, warning that its implementation could cause:
A 5% drop in the U.S. dollar
A 10% fall in U.S. stock markets
A 0.5% increase in Treasury yields
In a June 3 interview, Subran emphasized that the markets are "not pricing in the full risk" of this provision. He likened the rule to a form of “capital control”, saying it could scare off international investors who currently hold around $31 trillion in U.S. long-term assets including equities and bonds.
🌍 Retaliation for Foreign Digital Taxes
Roughly 17 countries, including Germany, France, and the U.K., have enacted or proposed digital service taxes aimed at U.S. tech firms. For instance, Germany has floated a 10% tax on platforms like Google.
In response, Section 899 would authorize the U.S. Treasury to label these levies as “discriminatory”, and impose reciprocal taxes on companies and individuals from those countries operating in the United States.
Representative Ron Estes (R-KS), a key architect of the bill, explained:
> “If foreign nations tax our businesses, we should have the ability to tax theirs.”
Although the broader bill has faced heavy opposition from Democrats, the retaliatory tax provision in Section 899 has not sparked direct pushback.
💼 Congressional Concerns and Constitutional Limits
The bill, running over 1,100 pages, raises constitutional questions. While the legislation gives the Trump administration the authority to impose tax penalties, the U.S. Constitution reserves taxation and spending powers for Congress.
Former Congressman Peter Roskam, now a leader at BakerHostetler’s federal policy team, commented:
> “Section 899 sends a clear message: the U.S. rejects being labeled a tax haven by countries unfairly targeting our companies.”
The nonpartisan Joint Committee on Taxation (JCT) projects that Section 899 would generate $116.3 billion in revenue over the next decade, but also estimates a $12.9 billion annual revenue decline by 2033–2034 due to potential capital flight.
🔍 The Bigger Picture
Trump’s tax push is part of a broader legislative effort combining several of his key priorities, including:
Extending the 2017 tax cuts
Cracking down on immigration
Scaling back some green energy incentives
The bill narrowly passed the House on May 22 and is now under review in the Senate.
As tensions rise over cross-border digital taxation, markets are watching closely. Subran warns that investors should not underestimate the potential consequences of Section 899 — which he says could shake f
aith in U.S. assets long considered a global safe haven.
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Trump’s Section 899 Tax Proposal Sparks Market Concerns and Global Tensions
📉 Potential 5% Drop in Dollar, 10% Market Correction Warned by Allianz CIO
President Donald Trump’s newly proposed tax measure — Section 899, part of a sweeping financial legislation package passed by the House in May — is drawing growing scrutiny from global investors and economists. The provision targets nations imposing special digital service taxes on American tech giants such as Amazon, Alphabet, and Meta.
Ludovic Subran, Chief Investment Officer at Allianz SE, called Section 899 a “big scary moment” for markets, warning that its implementation could cause:
A 5% drop in the U.S. dollar
A 10% fall in U.S. stock markets
A 0.5% increase in Treasury yields
In a June 3 interview, Subran emphasized that the markets are "not pricing in the full risk" of this provision. He likened the rule to a form of “capital control”, saying it could scare off international investors who currently hold around $31 trillion in U.S. long-term assets including equities and bonds.
🌍 Retaliation for Foreign Digital Taxes
Roughly 17 countries, including Germany, France, and the U.K., have enacted or proposed digital service taxes aimed at U.S. tech firms. For instance, Germany has floated a 10% tax on platforms like Google.
In response, Section 899 would authorize the U.S. Treasury to label these levies as “discriminatory”, and impose reciprocal taxes on companies and individuals from those countries operating in the United States.
Representative Ron Estes (R-KS), a key architect of the bill, explained:
> “If foreign nations tax our businesses, we should have the ability to tax theirs.”
Although the broader bill has faced heavy opposition from Democrats, the retaliatory tax provision in Section 899 has not sparked direct pushback.
💼 Congressional Concerns and Constitutional Limits
The bill, running over 1,100 pages, raises constitutional questions. While the legislation gives the Trump administration the authority to impose tax penalties, the U.S. Constitution reserves taxation and spending powers for Congress.
Former Congressman Peter Roskam, now a leader at BakerHostetler’s federal policy team, commented:
> “Section 899 sends a clear message: the U.S. rejects being labeled a tax haven by countries unfairly targeting our companies.”
The nonpartisan Joint Committee on Taxation (JCT) projects that Section 899 would generate $116.3 billion in revenue over the next decade, but also estimates a $12.9 billion annual revenue decline by 2033–2034 due to potential capital flight.
🔍 The Bigger Picture
Trump’s tax push is part of a broader legislative effort combining several of his key priorities, including:
Extending the 2017 tax cuts
Cracking down on immigration
Scaling back some green energy incentives
The bill narrowly passed the House on May 22 and is now under review in the Senate.
As tensions rise over cross-border digital taxation, markets are watching closely. Subran warns that investors should not underestimate the potential consequences of Section 899 — which he says could shake f
aith in U.S. assets long considered a global safe haven.
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#TrumpCrypto #TRUMP #trupmsnewproject #TrumpMediaBitcoinTreasury
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Trump Anticipates Swift Agreement with Canada
🗞️ What’s Happening
1. Trump Expects a Fast Deal at G‑7
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2. Trade Talks Intensify at G‑7 in Kananaskis
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3. High-Level U.S.–Canada Negotiations
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4. Backdrop: Ongoing Tariff Disputes
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🔍 Outlook & Key Takeaways
FactorImplicationsTimelineTrump aims for a swift Canada deal—potentially within the next few weeks—but the overall trade war remains unresolved.G‑7 LeverageThe summit provides a strategic platform for face-to-face diplomacy and can set the tone for future tariff negotiations.Security LinkTalks now include both trade and security cooperation — a broader framework being discussed in secret channels, with deadlines stretching to September.Tariff RealitiesAlthough Trump pre-announced ambitious deadlines, tariffs enacted in March remain in place. Any deal will likely involve complex compromises—concessions on both side’s key industries.
✅ Bottom Line
Trump’s statement about a “swift” agreement reflects strong public intent and summit diplomacy—but with multilayered talks on tariffs, security, and trade frameworks, any actual deal is likely months away, not immediate. The G‑7 summit might provide the initial momentum—but detailed negotiations and final terms, especially around tariffs, could stretch well into September.
Trump Anticipates Swift Agreement with Canada
🗞️ What’s Happening
1. Trump Expects a Fast Deal at G‑7
.
.
2. Trade Talks Intensify at G‑7 in Kananaskis
.
3. High-Level U.S.–Canada Negotiations
.
.
4. Backdrop: Ongoing Tariff Disputes
.
.
🔍 Outlook & Key Takeaways
FactorImplicationsTimelineTrump aims for a swift Canada deal—potentially within the next few weeks—but the overall trade war remains unresolved.G‑7 LeverageThe summit provides a strategic platform for face-to-face diplomacy and can set the tone for future tariff negotiations.Security LinkTalks now include both trade and security cooperation — a broader framework being discussed in secret channels, with deadlines stretching to September.Tariff RealitiesAlthough Trump pre-announced ambitious deadlines, tariffs enacted in March remain in place. Any deal will likely involve complex compromises—concessions on both side’s key industries.
✅ Bottom Line
Trump’s statement about a “swift” agreement reflects strong public intent and summit diplomacy—but with multilayered talks on tariffs, security, and trade frameworks, any actual deal is likely months away, not immediate. The G‑7 summit might provide the initial momentum—but detailed negotiations and final terms, especially around tariffs, could stretch well into September.
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On May 22, 2025, the President of the United States, Donald Trump, hosted a private dinner at the Trump National Golf Club in Sterling, Virginia, for the top investors in his cryptocurrency $TRUMP. This event has generated intense controversy due to potential conflicts of interest and ethical concerns.
Event details
Attendees: The dinner was exclusive to the 220 largest holders of $TRUMP, who had acquired large amounts of the token. The top 25 investors received additional benefits, such as a private reception with Trump and a tour of the White House.
Notable investors: Among the attendees were international figures, including Chinese entrepreneur Justin Sun, who is facing fraud investigations in the U.S. Executives from foreign companies with interests in U.S. trade policies also attended.
Criticism: Senators like Elizabeth Warren labeled the event as a "corruption orgy," while other lawmakers expressed concerns about the possible sale of access to the presidency and foreign influence in U.S. politics. #TrumpMediaBitcoinTreasury #trupmsnewproject
Event details
Attendees: The dinner was exclusive to the 220 largest holders of $TRUMP, who had acquired large amounts of the token. The top 25 investors received additional benefits, such as a private reception with Trump and a tour of the White House.
Notable investors: Among the attendees were international figures, including Chinese entrepreneur Justin Sun, who is facing fraud investigations in the U.S. Executives from foreign companies with interests in U.S. trade policies also attended.
Criticism: Senators like Elizabeth Warren labeled the event as a "corruption orgy," while other lawmakers expressed concerns about the possible sale of access to the presidency and foreign influence in U.S. politics. #TrumpMediaBitcoinTreasury #trupmsnewproject
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