Financial Times: Trump family earns over $1 billion in one year through cryptocurrency business
According to a report by the Financial Times, based on an investigation, US President Donald Trump and his family have earned over $1 billion in pre-tax profits from cryptocurrency businesses in the past year.
The investigation revealed that the Trump family's cryptocurrency empire includes multiple projects such as digital trading cards, meme coins, stablecoins, tokens, and decentralized finance platforms. Among them, the TRUMP and MELANIA meme coins generated approximately $427 million in sales and transaction fee revenue. The World Liberty Financial platform earned $550 million through the sale of WLFI governance tokens, while the USD1 stablecoin achieved sales of $2.71 billion.
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