Dominari Holdings: both sons on the board of a stock that surged on their name

Editor's note: the company's filing records the sons joining its advisory board, but the rise in value rests on reporting.

In February 2025 both Trump sons joined the advisory board of Dominari Holdings, a small financial-services firm headquartered in Trump Tower, and the stock surged on the announcement - a clean instance of the family name moving a public company's value. The sons later invested in Skyline, which took a stake in a US-backed Kazakhstan tungsten venture, through a special investment vehicle connected to Dominari Securities (FOR-12).

Dominari exemplifies the mechanism named in FAM-04: a modest company gains Trump-branded directors and a share-price pop, the sons gain equity and a deal-making platform, and federally-backed transactions (the tungsten venture) run through it. Its Trump Tower address underscores the proximity being sold.

It cross-references the board-seat economy (FAM-04), Eric's advisory web (FAM-05), and the Kazakhstan incident (FOR-12) as the connective vehicle among them.