Key takeout
- Dominari Holdings has established a Cryptocolony Advisory Committee to drive the expansion of digital assets.
- Industry leaders Sonny Singh and Tristan Chaudhry have been appointed first members of the board.
Dominali Holdings, a New York-based financial services company supported by Eric Trump and Donald Trump Jr., announced on Wednesday that it would establish a new crypto advisory board to help expand into digital assets.
FinTech executive Sony Singh and blockchain entrepreneur Tristan Chaudhry joined the new committee as their first members.
Singh, co-founder and CEO of Crypto Education Platform Beluga and former Chief Commercial Officer of Bitpay, helped raise major funding, launch Crypto debit cards and acquire Bitpay’s NY Bitlicense.
An early crypto investor, Chaudhry founded Mavia’s Heroes in 2024 and is currently building multiple Defi protocols developing polyester, a cross-chain decentralized exchange.
The advisory board will work with the company’s existing advisory board, including President Donald Trump’s two sons, to provide strategic guidance for the acquisition and partnership of Dominali in the digital assets space.
“We consider the crypto ecosystem to be one of the most important long-term opportunities in global finance,” said Anthony Hayes, CEO of Dominali. “Digital assets are no longer on the edge of finance. They are moving to the centre. The expansion of Dominalis into this space is consistent with our mission to identify transformative opportunities and make Dominalis stockholders and clients mainstream.”
Dominari Holdings has emerged as a key player in a recent series of crypto and digital asset transactions.
Dominali is linked to American Data Centers, an AI infrastructure venture launched in March in collaboration with Eric Trump and Donald Trump Jr., who partnered with Hut 8 to establish American Bitcoin, which aims to become the world’s largest and most efficient Bitcoin manipulation.
American Bitcoin is preparing to go public through a stock merger with NASDAQ-registered Gryphon Digital Mining.
According to the Financial Times, Dominari Securities, a major subsidiary of Dominari Holdings, has facilitated a reverse merger that brought the US Justin San blockchain project Tron through SRM Entertainment registered with NASDAQ.