The company is reported to have earned the two families roughly $1.4 billion since then, including through the adoption of its USD1 stablecoin. World Liberty’s deals, including an agreement to sell nearly half of its shares for half a billion dollars to an Emirati official with ties to the country’s intelligence apparatus, have raised criticisms from ethics and political experts that the first family could be putting the national interest at risk with its foreign partnerships.

Both World Liberty and the White House have said that President Trump and Steve Witkoff, a longtime friend of the president who is now serving as his peace envoy, have no role in the company’s decision-making.

Sui, the beneficial owner of AB’s Cayman…