Hillary Clinton Shares Claims Accusing President Trump’s Crypto Deals Of Being Corrupted

Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton appears to still be bitter about her 2016 election loss.

In a post on X, Hillary Clinton shared claims that President Trump is involved in corruption.

Clinton, in a post on X, shared Rep. Greg Casar’s post that stated President Trump is involved in corruption and pointed at his business dealings.

Yahoo News had more details to add on Clinton’s remarks:

Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton took a dig at President Donald Trump on Tuesday for using his office for personal gain.

Clinton quoted an X post from Rep. Greg Casar (D-Texas), who accused Trump and his family of corruption, citing the reported $5 billion fortune from World Liberty Financial (WLFI) token, a $400 million plane from Qatar and deals with Amazon and CBS.

“Everyone else gets: higher prices for health care, electricity, and groceries. Corruption, plain and simple,” Casar said.

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Clinton backed up the allegations, stating, “The Trump administration is going great… for Trump.”

The Trump family saw a sharp increase in their paper wealth following the trading debut of their flagship cryptocurrency venture’s new cryptocurrency, WLD. At the current price, their stake was worth $4.60 billion.

Take a look:

The Trump administration is going great… for Trump. https://t.co/IIZ3BqjpJE

— Hillary Clinton (@HillaryClinton) September 9, 2025

Forbes has reported Trump’s net worth has soared since taking office thanks to his crypto investments:

Donald Trump just had the most lucrative year of his life. The president is now worth a record $7.3 billion, up from $4.3 billion in 2024, when he was still running for office. The $3 billion gain vaulted him 118 spots on The Forbes 400, where he lands at No. 201 this year.

No president in U.S. history has used his position of power to profit as immensely as Trump. His primary vehicle for enrichment: cryptocurrency, an asset class full of hype and vulnerable to regulators. Teaming up with his three sons, Trump announced a crypto venture in September 2024 named World Liberty Financial, which initially struggled to gain traction. Then he won the White House.

Crypto entrepreneur Justin Sun, whom the Securities and Exchange Commission had accused of fraud, invested $75 million, routing an estimated $40 million to the president-elect and millions more to his family members, kickstarting a bonanza that has since snowballed. In January, days before reentering the White House, Trump launched a memecoin, adding hundreds of millions to his pile of cash.

In office, Trump rolled back regulatory enforcement of crypto and signed legislation favorable to the industry, ensuring he would personally benefit from conflicts of interest. His memecoins, initially tied up for three months, now unlock daily, freeing tens of millions per week. World Liberty Financial, meanwhile, has continued selling tokens, including to opaque buyers, generating an estimated $1.4 billion so far. A Trump family entity receives a roughly 75% cut of those sales, amounting to more than $1 billion.

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