A shareholder of a publicly traded US crypto company sued Donald Trump and World Liberty Financial.

Posted by Letters from an American, Oct 27, 2026Checked Nov 2, 2026

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Letters from an AmericanOct 27, 2026

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Multiple sources report that J. Benjamin Greenberg, a shareholder of Circle Internet Group (a publicly traded US crypto company), sued President Trump and World Liberty Financial in federal court on October 22, 2026, alleging foreign emoluments violations.

What we found

Supports. Politico reports that a shareholder of a crypto company sued President Trump and the family-co-founded World Liberty Financial in federal court on October 22, 2026.[2]

Supports. CNBC reports the federal suit was filed by Circle Internet Group shareholder J. Benjamin Greenberg, describing Circle as a publicly traded U.S. crypto company, and names Trump and World Liberty Financial as defendants.[3]

Supports. The Spokesman-Review and Spectrum News independently report that a Circle shareholder sued Trump and World Liberty over UAE-linked deals in Washington federal court.[4][5]

Context. A separate lawsuit by investor Justin Sun against World Liberty Financial, filed in April 2026 in California over frozen tokens, is a different case and does not bear on the October suit.[1]