What is World Liberty Financial's connection to AB Network?

They partnered in November 2024 for USD1 stablecoin integration on AB's blockchain, despite AB's resort ties to sanctioned figures.

Are there proven links between AB Network and Cambodian scams ?

No direct funds traced, but key players overlap with U.S.-sanctioned Prince Group operators.

Is it safe to use World Liberty Financial's USD1 stablecoin?

Proceed with extreme caution — limited adoption, partner controversies, and rising crypto scam losses signal high risk.

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Trump-Backed Crypto Venture World Liberty Financial Ties to Sanctioned Cambodian Scam Lords

A glossy Trump-endorsed crypto project promised stablecoins and blockchain resorts. Now, links to sanctioned scam operators expose the rot beneath the hype.

theAIcatchup Apr 08, 2026 3 min read

Donald Trump Jr. and Zach Witkoff meeting Jacky Sui of AB Network in Singapore

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OCCRP links AB Network — World Liberty partner — to U.S.-sanctioned Cambodian scammers via Timor-Leste resort. 𝕏
World Liberty claims due diligence; denies knowledge of shady ties, but Trump Jr. photo with key figure raises eyebrows. 𝕏
Crypto scams cost Americans $21B in 2025; this exposes vulnerabilities in politically backed projects. 𝕏

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