"Go public" is defined as having its ownership publicly tradable on a stock exchange. If it's via a SPAC or a similar case, it still resolves as yes.
Given the significant financial impact on Donald Trump and his current financial situation, there is a high chance that this could influence the elections and his campaign.
Background: Wall Street Journal, Bloomberg
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@SusanneinFrance I think, theoretically, all of his assets could be seized. This depends on the judge, as far as I'm aware, since his net worth is far bigger than his bond.