The entities behind US President Donald Trump’s digital currency have made about $100 million in trading fees in less than two weeks, according to estimates from three blockchain data analytics firms. The huge gain comes despite huge losses for tens of thousands of small traders.

Rapid rise and steep fall

The digital currency, known as $TRUMP , was launched on Jan. 17 and quickly soared, reaching a total market cap of more than $14.5 billion on Jan. 19, the day before Trump’s inauguration.

But the currency has since suffered a sharp decline, losing two-thirds of its value since then, leaving retail traders who entered the market during its peak with huge losses.

Three cryptocurrency data firms, including Merkle Science and Chainalysis, analyzed data on the blockchain, a public ledger showing all transactions related to $TRUMP , for Reuters. The firms estimated that trading fees on the currency ranged between $86 million and $100 million through January 30.

These estimates are far higher than previously reported.

One of the entities behind the cryptocurrency is CIC Digital, which is owned by Donald Trump.$TRUMP