According to reports, Eric Trump insists he has no formal connection to Tron’s Nasdaq listing plan, even though he is named as an advisor to the firm handling the deal.
His statement came after growing chatter about the overlap between politics and crypto. He called Justin Sun “a great friend and an icon in the crypto space,” yet he insists he has no “public involvement” in the merger.
This move lets Tron skip a traditional IPO and list instantly on Nasdaq by using SRM’s existing status. The new company will hold and invest in crypto, with TRX tokens lining its treasury.
The fact that Dominari’s offices are in Trump Tower adds another layer to the story. People are asking if political ties could tilt the scales behind closed doors.
Based on reports, many feel Eric Trump’s denial is careful wording meant to keep him outside the formal spotlight while still allowing private gains. There is no public record showing him in the deal’s filings, but his role on the advisory board makes it hard to ignore him completely.
Justin Sun has been working his own angles. He joined a private crypto dinner hosted by US President Donald Trump. He also bought a $75 million stake in World Liberty Financial in 2024, which reportedly led the SEC to pause its probe into him and the Tron Foundation.
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