John,

Donald Trump is once again using the presidency for personal gain.

Can anyone be surprised that the most corrupt president of our lifetime is once again using the Oval Office to cash in?

The latest scheme? He’s promoting and profiting from a meme coin tied to his name. Not as a private citizen — but as the president.

And Trump’s family is launching a stablecoin through a company called World Liberty Financial, which directly benefits Trump as well. Gulf nations are investing billions in it to curry favor with the president so they can influence U.S. policy in the Middle East. With another war going on there right now, the American people shouldn’t have to wonder whether his decision-making is in our interests or his own.

This isn’t just inappropriate and corrupt. It’s a serious abuse of power. Public officials should be working for the people, not cashing in on digital assets from the White House.

Trump’s net worth has skyrocketed since he was sworn in for his second term. Meanwhile, our economy is in turmoil, and people are struggling to get by.

We can’t let these crypto and meme coin schemes continue.

That’s why I introduced the COIN Act — to stop this kind of corruption. Here’s what it would do:

• Ban public officials, including the President, Vice President, Members of Congress, and special government employees, from promoting or profiting off cryptocurrencies while in office.
• Require full disclosure of crypto holdings in official financial reports.
• Give regulators the tools to hold violators accountable with real penalties.

If you believe no one should be allowed to use public office to boost their crypto portfolio, I hope you’ll add your name in support of the COIN Act:

We need serious ethics reform. The COIN Act is an important step toward restoring public trust and protecting democracy from profiteers.

Thanks for standing with me.

— Adam