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33% of Trump’s New Wealth is from Crypto

Dhirendra Das
Last updated: 07/05/2026 12:27 am
Published: 07/05/2026
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  • Donald Trump reportedly owes 33% of his accumulated wealth to crypto.
  • The US President launched NFTs and memecoins, and his family owns stakes in several major crypto companies, such as World Liberty Financial and American Bitcoin Corp.
  • His net worth has now increased by 280% since taking office in less than one year and six months.

Donald Trump’s Wealth Comes From Crypto

Data shows that at least 33% of Donald Trump’s net worth comes from cryptocurrencies and related income. The president has been up 280% since assuming office on 18 January 2025, almost 1.5 years ago.

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  • Donald Trump’s Wealth Comes From Crypto
  • How Does Trump Earn From Crypto?

🚨NEW: 🇺🇸Trump’s net worth has nearly tripled since returning to the White House, jumping from $2.3B to $6.5B, driven largely by crypto profits.

Forbes data shows crypto added roughly $3B to his fortune in just months. pic.twitter.com/wGiqZATPaI

— Crypto India (@CryptooIndia) May 2, 2026

Considered a pro-crypto president by his supporters, Trump had significantly lifted restrictions on crypto markets after he became president. His notable actions include establishing a US Bitcoin Reserve and removing laws that restricted capital flow to decentralized finance.

How Does Trump Earn From Crypto?

Donald Trump has several businesses that earned him a considerable amount of money as well as for his family from crypto markets. This includes NFTs, memecoins, stake in several crypto and DeFi companies, and Bitcoin mining companies.

His first venture was an NFT collection named Trump Cards, for which he sold at least two tranches.

Trump’s second venture was the memecoins called official Trump and official Melania

The family is also involved in a crypto treasury company called World Liberty Financial, which Donald Trump officially inaugurated just before becoming the president

The fourth venture of the president is a family company named Trump Media & Technology Group, which owns majors takes in several key crypto companies

The family also owns the American Bitcoin Corporation, which mines Bitcoins and buys them to build a Bitcoin Treasury.

Disclaimer: BFM Times acts as a source of information for knowledge purposes and does not claim to be a financial advisor. Kindly consult your financial advisor before investing.

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