Trump sons’ crypto-linked bets run into mining security and financing conflict overseas – FT

Reporting by the Financial Times reveals that Donald Trump Jr. and Eric Trump gained exposure to a Kazakhstan tungsten venture through their investments in the Nasdaq-listed firm Skyline Builders. Skyline has signed an agreement to merge with Cove Kaz Capital Group, a project currently associated with conditional letters of interest from US agencies—the Export-Import Bank and the U.S. International Development Finance Corporation—potentially totaling $1.6 billion. While the sons' representatives maintain their involvement is passive, the intersection of private investment, public-market shells, and federal industrial policy has raised governance and conflict-of-interest questions that remain unresolved as the transaction awaits final regulatory and shareholder approval.

(Source：CryptoSlate)