[ALT5 Sigma, closely tied to Trump, has dismissed its acting CEO and COO] According to Bloomberg, Alt5 Sigma, a company linked to the Trump family’s cryptocurrency project, announced that it has dismissed some of its senior executives due to recently disclosed long-term legal issues. Documents filed on Wednesday revealed that Alt5 Sigma has severed ties with its acting CEO, Jonathan Hugh, stating that the decision was not related to any specific misconduct. The documents also noted that the company parted ways with COO Ron Pitters and appointed successors for both positions, though the reasons for these actions were not detailed. These changes are the latest signs of turmoil at Alt5 Sigma. Previously, in August, the company finalized a $1.5 billion deal to acquire the WLFI digital token created by World Liberty Financial, a project that was virtually unknown before the transaction. At the time of the deal, Trump family ally Zachary Witkoff was appointed chairman of Alt5 Sigma’s board. He is the co-founder of World Liberty Financial and the son of Steve Witkoff, a presidential envoy.