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Bloomberg: Crypto Ventures Add $620 Million to Trump’s Wealth in Just a Few Months

Bloomberg: Crypto Ventures Add $620 Million to Trump’s Wealth in Just a Few Months

2025/07/02 16:13
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According to ChainCatcher, citing Bloomberg, estimates based on profits from projects such as World Liberty Financial and TRUMP Memecoins show that Trump’s wealth has increased by at least $620 million in just a few months, far surpassing the $34 million he earned from real estate transactions last year.

In addition, the Trump family reduced its stake in World Liberty from 60% to 40% last month, though the buyer remains unknown. The USD1 stablecoin could generate about $100 million in revenue for WLFI this year.

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