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President Trump's family company has reportedly raised about $40 billion to invest in cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin.
The conflict of interest controversy linked to the presidency has resurfaced.
Correspondent Kang Young-goo reports from Washington.

【 Reporter 】
President Trump is at the center of controversy over 'cryptocurrency investment'.

According to the Financial Times, Trump's family company, 'Trump Media & Technology Group', plans to invest $3 billion, or about 40 trillion won, in Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies.

The Trump Media Group is controlled by President Trump, who owns more than half (about 53%) of the shares, currently managed by his eldest son, Trump Jr., through a trust.

This is not the first time the Trump family has invested in cryptocurrencies.

President Trump's two sons (Donald Jr. and Eric) have established a Bitcoin mining company, and
President Trump himself launched a 'meme coin', even hosting a dinner event for meme coin holders last week.

▶ Interview: Donald Trump / President of the United States (Last March)
"I promise to make America the world's Bitcoin superpower and the cryptocurrency capital of the planet."

As the news broke, the controversy ignited.
There are concerns about conflict of interest, questioning whether the family company is profiting from the president's position.

▶ Interview: Elizabeth Warren / Democratic Senator
"This is the ugliest corruption. Trump is getting richer through cryptocurrency by using the presidency."

Following this news, Bitcoin has shown strength, fluctuating around $110,000, attracting significant interest from coin investors.

▶ Standing: Kang Young-goo / Correspondent (Washington)
"With support and criticism intertwined, President Trump's next move is being closely watched. This is Kang Young-goo from MBN News in Washington."

Video Shooting: Yoon Yang-hee / Washington
Video Editing: Kim Min-ji
Graphics: Lim Joo-ryeong·Shim Jeong-joo