<p><a href="https://www.deccanherald.com/tags/donald-trump">Donald Trump</a> on Monday offered few details about a new cryptocurrency business that the Republican former president, his family and associates unveiled in a live event on X Spaces.</p><p>Trump engaged in a wide-ranging discussion that touched on the second apparent assassination attempt against him on Sunday and his shift from being a cryptocurrency skeptic to embracing it.</p><p>But neither he nor his family provided much detail about the business - World Liberty Financial - including how it was formed, financed or what services it would provide.</p>.Suspect never took a shot at Trump but hid undetected for 12 hours.<p>It is unusual for a presidential candidate to launch a new business so close to an election, but Trump has been looking to court digital asset advocates and their dollars ahead of Election Day on November 5.</p>.<p>After previously deriding cryptocurrencies as a scam, Trump has embraced digital assets during his re-election campaign, promising to make the United States the "crypto capital of the planet" with light-touch regulation and a national stockpile of bitcoin.</p>.<p>Trump's two eldest sons, Eric and Donald Jr, have promoted the project in recent weeks, promising it will "transform" the world of digital asset finance, without elaborating. </p>
<p><a href="https://www.deccanherald.com/tags/donald-trump">Donald Trump</a> on Monday offered few details about a new cryptocurrency business that the Republican former president, his family and associates unveiled in a live event on X Spaces.</p><p>Trump engaged in a wide-ranging discussion that touched on the second apparent assassination attempt against him on Sunday and his shift from being a cryptocurrency skeptic to embracing it.</p><p>But neither he nor his family provided much detail about the business - World Liberty Financial - including how it was formed, financed or what services it would provide.</p>.Suspect never took a shot at Trump but hid undetected for 12 hours.<p>It is unusual for a presidential candidate to launch a new business so close to an election, but Trump has been looking to court digital asset advocates and their dollars ahead of Election Day on November 5.</p>.<p>After previously deriding cryptocurrencies as a scam, Trump has embraced digital assets during his re-election campaign, promising to make the United States the "crypto capital of the planet" with light-touch regulation and a national stockpile of bitcoin.</p>.<p>Trump's two eldest sons, Eric and Donald Jr, have promoted the project in recent weeks, promising it will "transform" the world of digital asset finance, without elaborating. </p>