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Senators Urge CFIUS Probe of $500M UAE Stake in Trump-Linked WLFI

February 15, 2026Updated:February 15, 2026No Comments3 Mins Read
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Two US senators are urgent the Treasury Division to research a reported overseas funding in a crypto enterprise tied to the Trump household, elevating issues about nationwide safety, overseas affect and entry to delicate monetary information.

In a Friday letter to Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, Massachusetts Senator Elizabeth Warren and New Jersey Senator Andy Kim requested the federal government to find out whether or not the Committee on International Funding in the USA (CFIUS) ought to examine a deal wherein a UAE–backed funding car agreed to buy a 49% stake in World Liberty Monetary (WLFI) for roughly $500 million.

The lawmakers wrote that the transaction reportedly occurred days earlier than Donald Trump’s inauguration and would make the overseas fund the agency’s largest shareholder and its solely publicly identified exterior investor. They requested Bessent, who chairs CFIUS, to substantiate whether or not the committee was notified and, if vital, conduct a “complete, thorough, and unbiased investigation.”

The funding was reportedly backed by Sheikh Tahnoon bin Zayed Al Nahyan, the UAE’s nationwide safety adviser. The settlement allegedly directed about $187 million to entities linked to the Trump household and granted two board seats to executives linked to G42, a expertise firm beforehand scrutinized by US intelligence businesses over issues about ties to China, per the letter.

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UAE stake may expose People’ monetary and private information

Warren and Kim argued that the construction of the deal may permit a overseas authorities to realize affect over a US firm dealing with monetary and private info. They famous that the agency’s privateness disclosures point out it collects information together with pockets addresses, IP addresses, machine identifiers and approximate location information, together with sure identification data by means of service suppliers.

CFIUS is tasked with reviewing overseas investments that would present entry to delicate applied sciences or private information belonging to US residents. The lawmakers requested solutions by March 5.

Senators Urge CFIUS Probe of 0M UAE Stake in Trump-Linked WLFI
Senators ask Bessent to reply questions. Supply: Senate

Final 12 months, Senators Warren and Jack Reed additionally referred to as on US authorities to research alleged hyperlinks between World Liberty Monetary’s token gross sales and sanctioned overseas actors. In a Nov. letter to the Justice Division and Treasury, they cited claims that WLFI governance tokens had been purchased by blockchain addresses tied to North Korea’s Lazarus Group, in addition to Russian- and Iranian-linked entities.

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Trump says sons deal with WLFI funding

Earlier this month, US President Donald Trump stated he was unaware of the reported multimillion-dollar funding tied to an Abu Dhabi royal and entities linked to the World Liberty Monetary crypto platform.