63% of Americans Say Trump Family Improperly Cashed In on Crypto

The finding that cut across party lines: roughly half of the president's own Republicans said his business interests influence his decisions. Seven out of ten Republicans considered the family's crypto operations appropriate.

Financial disclosures released this year showed Trump received more than $1.4 billion from World Liberty Financial and his own memecoin. Those figures fueled Democratic efforts to limit his activity, including Senator Kirsten Gillibrand's proposal to ban elected officials from launching memecoins and calls for hearings on the president's sector earnings.

White House spokesperson Anna Kelly rejected any suggestion of a conflict of interest and said Trump acts exclusively in the public interest. The president maintained he has no operational involvement in the family businesses nor any role in managing his investments.

The poll arrives as legislators debate provisions within the Clarity Act that seek to restrict the president's crypto ventures. A Senate vote is expected in September.