Forbes: Barron Trump, 19, Made $40 Million from His Father's Cryptocurrency Company

Forbes magazine revealed that Barron Trump, the youngest son of the American president, who is 19 years old, has likely made approximately $40 million as a co-founder alongside his brothers Eric and Donald Jr. in his father's cryptocurrency company, "World Liberty Financial."

The magazine stated that while Trump himself has made an estimated billion dollars from cryptocurrencies, his youngest son has also achieved significant success, potentially earning nearly $40 million, leaving him with a wealth estimated at $25 million after taxes.

Barron Trump was interested in cryptocurrencies even before his father knew anything about them, as the president mentioned in an interview last September during the launch of World Liberty Financial, that young Barron knows a lot about crypto and talks a lot about his portfolio, as he has four wallets and was asking him what a wallet is.

According to the company's website, Barron is listed alongside his older brothers as co-founders along with four others.

In the latest financial disclosure report, Trump revealed that he owns a personal stake in the company of 52.5% and unnamed family members own another 22.5%.