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American Ventures
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American Ventures is a Palm Beach, Florida-based investment firm, 90 percent owned by Trump Tower-headquartered Dominari Holdings and run by CEO Kyle Wool. By early 2026 it had assembled about $1.04 billion across 21 investment vehicles backing U.S. companies in crypto, AI, drone manufacturing, and nuclear energy — sectors favored by President Trump's second-term agenda — with Eric Trump and Donald Trump Jr. as anchor investors.
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Trump sons anchor Dominari's $1B American Ventures portfolio
$1.04 billion investment vehicle (21 entities as of early April 2026) targeting U.S. small-cap and private companies in crypto, AI, drone, nuclear, and defense sectors. 90 percent owned by Dominari Holdings.
U.S. Air Force orders drones from Trump-tied Dominari portfolio firm
Invested in the merged Aureus Greenway / Powerus entity, giving its anchor investors indirect equity exposure to a defense contractor receiving U.S. Air Force orders.
Trump's two top market regulators launch joint 'Project Crypto'
Cryptocurrency sector — A coordinated CFTC/SEC framework for digital assets gives the crypto industry the regulatory clarity it has lobbied for, lowering legal risk for exchanges, custodians, and token issuers across the board.
Trump and Lutnick cut a mining deal their sons stand to profit from
Invested in Skyline Builders in August 2025; gains indirect exposure to the federally backed tungsten project via the May 2026 Skyline / Cove Kaz merger.
Trump orders Labor Department to allow alternative assets in 401(k)s
Cryptocurrency sector — The same order also expands the addressable market for crypto-asset products inside retirement plans, a tailwind for digital-asset issuers and exchanges seeking distribution into mainstream retirement savings.
Trump's SEC crypto enforcement falls 60% in first year
Cryptocurrency sector — A 60% drop in SEC crypto enforcement actions and a ~97% drop in monetary penalties lowers the cost of doing business for digital-asset firms industry-wide, beyond the handful of cases that were individually dismissed.