Trump Targets Crypto Scammers While Family Crypto Ties Face Questions

TLDR President Trump hosted a White House cybercrime roundtable focused on scams run by foreign criminal groups. The administration says it has halted about $833 million in crypto tied to overseas scams and seized 503 fraudulent crypto websites. Trump and top officials did not use the word “cryptocurrency,” and Trump said “cybercurrency” instead. The FBI says Americans lost $11 billion in 2025 to scams tied to digital assets. Trump’s family crypto ventures face scrutiny from lawmakers weeks before the midterm elections. President Donald Trump hosted a cybercrime roundtable at the White House on Wednesday. A White House official said the event would focus on efforts against overseas crypto scams. SOON AT THE WHITE HOUSE: President Donald J.

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