President Donald Trump has deepened his relationship with the cryptocurrency sector, including Bitcoin, which now constitutes a significant portion of his personal assets.
According to a recent report from Forbes, cryptocurrency-related assets account for about 60% of Trump's estimated total net worth of $5.5 billion.
45% of Trump's assets are tied to Bitcoin
This development partially stems from the increasing value of Trump Media & Technology Group (TMTG), the company behind Truth Social. Forbes points out that, although this platform remains relatively small in terms of user numbers, its public value has skyrocketed to $5.7 billion.
Market observers note that this increase is linked to Trump's political brand and the company's recent decision to purchase Bitcoin for its corporate fund. Notably, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) recently approved a registration related to TMTG's plan to buy $2.3 billion worth of Bitcoin.
Considering that Trump owns $2.4 billion in shares of TMTG, this makes the company's success a pillar of his wealth. Therefore, with the company now closely tied to Bitcoin, nearly half of Trump's personal assets depend on the long-term success of the world's leading cryptocurrency.
Other income from cryptocurrency
Meanwhile, Trump's involvement in cryptocurrency does not stop at TMTG. His 2024 financial disclosures reveal a profit of $57 million from his stake in World Liberty Financial, a recent DeFi project that has launched the USD1 stablecoin.
This stake also includes more than 15 billion governance tokens, emphasizing his direct involvement in decentralized platforms. Additionally, Trump earned approximately $1.2 million from several NFT licensing deals last year.
However, income from the newly launched meme coin TRUMP, released in early 2025, has not been disclosed. Nevertheless, documents indicate that his cryptocurrency revenue continues to grow.
The president's expanding cryptocurrency portfolio has attracted both praise and skepticism. Some in the digital asset community view his moves as a positive signal for widespread adoption. Others see it as a strategic financial ploy disguised as political consensus.
However, these figures indicate that Trump's cryptocurrency investments are no longer secondary. They are now a central pillar in his financial portfolio, highlighting his personal bet on the long-term future of digital assets.