Senator Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) has publicly criticized President Donald Trump for allegedly weakening the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) to benefit firms associated with his family. In a post on X, Warren stated that Trump is 'gutting' the agency, allowing his family and friends to profit at the expense of consumer protection. She has been a vocal opponent of Trump-linked cryptocurrency businesses, including the Official Trump and World Liberty Financial platforms, arguing that existing cryptocurrency legislation fails to address the conflicts of interest posed by Trump's involvement in the sector. Warren's accusations were fueled by a New York Times report, which suggested that senior CFTC staff who raised concerns about fraud and fairness were removed from their positions. The report also indicated that current CFTC Chair Mike Selig and former acting Chair Caroline D. Pham intervened to favor these firms. Meanwhile, Trump has expressed strong support for Selig and the CFTC's authority over prediction markets, claiming that his administration is establishing a 'gold standard' for regulation. Warren insists that new legislation is necessary to combat corruption and protect American consumers from scams.