The latest report from the nonpartisan organization "State Democratic Defenders Action" (SDDA) shows that, thanks to cryptocurrency operations, the Trump family's assets surged by approximately $2.9 billion in six months.

According to CBS News, the asset growth primarily stems from the two cryptocurrencies issued by Trump, $TRUMP and $MELANIA. An earlier investigation by Reuters found that behind-the-scenes trading of $TRUMP made a profit of $100 million within two weeks. As the Republican presidential candidate, Trump pushed for the establishment of the cryptocurrency exchange "World Freedom Finance" last October, in which his family holds a 60% stake.

The exchange recently received a $2 billion investment in stablecoin "USD1" from the Abu Dhabi sovereign fund MGX, with the funds intended for injection into the world's largest exchange, Binance. World Liberty called this "the largest single investment in cryptocurrency history," but the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has suspended investigations into more than a dozen cryptocurrency companies since Trump took office, raising controversy.

SDDA Chief Legal Counsel Virginia Kantor pointed out: "Trump is clearly using public office for personal gain. Modern presidents typically transfer assets into a 'fully discretionary trust,' but Trump did not adhere to this practice during his first term and is now fully engaged in the cryptocurrency industry."

Because cryptocurrency companies are not required to disclose investor information, the identities of investors in Trump family-related products remain a mystery. Congressional Republicans oppose Trump's push for the U.S. to become the "world's cryptocurrency capital." Last month, five Democratic senators, including Elizabeth Warren, jointly warned the Federal Reserve and the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, stating that the president's participation in this plan "would undermine the independence of financial regulation and create unprecedented conflicts of interest risk."