Trump Family Wealth Surges to $10 Billion, Boosted by Crypto
Former US President Donald Trump's wealth has surged, placing him 201st on the Forbes list of America's 400 richest individuals with an estimated net worth of $7.3 billion. This marks a significant increase of $3 billion in the past year, with half of this growth attributed to cryptocurrency trades.
The Trump family, including Donald Trump, has likely amassed more wealth than any other US presidential family. Donald Trump's wealth has grown by $2 billion from cryptocurrency trades, including investments in the Trump memecoin and shares in World Liberty Financial. His son, Donald Trump Jr., has seen his net worth skyrocket to $500 million, a tenfold increase from 2024.
Melania Trump, the former First Lady, has a net worth of around $20 million, earned through books, speeches, and a documentary, including profits from her own memecoin. Meanwhile, son-in-law Jared Kushner's net worth is estimated to be around $800 million, contributing to the family's combined net worth of approximately $10 billion.
Eric Trump, another son of the former president, has also seen a significant increase in his net worth, now valued at $750 million, up from $40 million last year. This growth is largely attributed to crypto mining and investments in World Liberty Financial. Even Barron Trump, the 19-year-old son, is reported to have a fortune of $150 million, primarily from World Liberty Financial, with 2.3 billion tokens in his wallets potentially worth half a billion dollars if prices remain stable.
The Trump family's wealth continues to grow, with cryptocurrency trades playing a significant role in their increasing net worth. Despite the lack of information about the lawyer advising Barron Trump on his cryptocurrency transactions, the family's fortune is now estimated to be around $10 billion, solidifying their status as one of the wealthiest political families in the United States.
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