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Trump's assets primarily include iconic properties such as Trump Tower in New York and Mar-a-Lago, as well as dozens of golf resorts worldwide. According to Forbes, his net worth is estimated to be around $2.5 billion, but Trump often exaggerates this figure. His wealth accumulation stems from real estate investments, brand licensing, and the entertainment industry, but it has also been accompanied by multiple bankruptcy controversies and tax disputes.

The "treasury" is backed by complex financial maneuvers. Trump has been accused of obtaining loans by inflating the value of his assets while underreporting their value to avoid taxes. In 2024, a New York State court ruled that he was guilty of civil fraud, imposing a fine of over $450 million, revealing the potential illegality of his financial operations.

Additionally, Trump's political career is intertwined with his business interests. During his presidency, his hotels and clubs were questioned for allegedly "receiving benefits" from foreign politicians, and after leaving office, legal lawsuits and hefty fines continue to exert pressure on his "treasury."

Trump's wealth is both a symbol of personal success and a reflection of the gray areas in American business and political ethics. Behind the glamour of the "treasury," controversy has never ceased.