Donald Trump’s Wealth in 2025 Soars Thanks to Crypto Boom
President Donald Trump’s net worth has taken a major leap in 2025 — and cryptocurrency is at the heart of it. According to recent reports, his fortune has grown by over $620 million in just a few months.
With a total net worth now exceeding $6 billion, Trump’s financial portfolio is benefiting heavily from digital asset ventures like World Liberty Financial and his own memecoin.
World Liberty Financial: A Family-Backed Crypto Powerhouse
Trump’s family-backed company, World Liberty Financial, has become a key player in the crypto world. In 2025, the company reportedly brought in $550 million through token sales.
Trump and his sons — Donald Jr., Eric, and Barron — are said to have earned $390 million from these sales alone. Together, they also hold over $2 billion in WLF governance tokens.
In a separate deal, the company partnered with MGX, an Abu Dhabi investment group. MGX used World Liberty’s stablecoin, USD1, to settle a $2 billion investment in the crypto exchange Binance. That transaction alone may have brought in another $100 million.
Trump’s Memecoin Gains Value and Controversy
The president’s personal cryptocurrency — called Official Trump — is currently valued at around $150 million. The memecoin sparked debate after Trump announced special rewards for the top 220 token holders, including a private dinner and VIP tour.
However, the full value of the coin isn’t realized yet. Millions of TRUMP tokens are set to unlock gradually over the next three years. It remains unclear whether Trump will receive additional tokens during that period.
Trump’s Sons Expand Into Crypto Mining
Donald Trump Jr. and Eric Trump are also expanding their role in the crypto space. Together, they hold a 20% stake in American Bitcoin, a subsidiary of the crypto mining company Hut 8.
In June, American Bitcoin raised $220 million for mining equipment and Bitcoin investments. The company plans to go public soon through a merger with Gryphon Digital Mining.
Lawmakers Raise Concerns Over Conflict of Interest
Since returning to office, Trump’s deep ties to crypto have alarmed some lawmakers. Several Democrats in the House and Senate are pushing legislation to prevent presidents, vice presidents, and their family members from owning or promoting digital assets while in office.
So far, these efforts haven’t gained enough support to pass, as Republicans still hold the majority. But the conversation isn’t going away. Just this week, Senator Jeff Merkley introduced an amendment to address potential conflicts related to the president’s crypto investments.
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