Alt5 Sigma Corp., a company linked to the Trump family's crypto projects, announced Wednesday the dismissal of its acting CEO Jonathan Hugh and COO Ron Pitters. The company stated the decision was unrelated to any specific misconduct. This comes after Alt5 Sigma acquired the WLFI digital token created by World Liberty Financial for $1.5 billion in August. One of its subsidiaries was convicted of money laundering in Rwanda in May. A court had ordered the imprisonment of the company's head, Andre Beauchesne. Alt5 Sigma stated that its board was only aware of the Rwandan events in late August. Furthermore, the company suspended former CEO Peter Tassiopoulos in October. According to filings this week, Alt5 Sigma President Tony Isaac has replaced Hugh as acting CEO. (Bloomberg)