The Trump family's cryptocurrency assets have increased to $1.4 billion, with DJT stock priced at $14.67.

Since January 20, 2025, the Trump family has accumulated approximately $1.4 billion in wealth through cryptocurrency. Meanwhile, the stock price of Trump Media & Technology Group (DJT) has risen by 2.81%, priced at $14.67. Previously, the stock had been declining for several months, and Bloomberg pointed out that the decline in stock price was a major factor dragging down the Trump family's balance sheet.

WLFI Economic Engine

Bloomberg's statistics on Tuesday were based on economic data from World Liberty Financial Inc. (WLFI), which directs funds to an entity associated with the Trump family. The terms of World Liberty stipulate that DT Marks DeFi, LLC and its affiliates (including Donald J. Trump) have received 2.25 billion WLFI tokens and collect 75% of the net revenue from the agreement (in addition, after deducting related expenses as per the service agreement, they can also receive 75% of the WLFI token sales revenue).

Market value fluctuations are reflected in locked fiat currency. Reports cited by The Block indicate that the Trump family still holds founder tokens worth approximately $3.8 billion, which Bloomberg did not include in its net asset calculations because these tokens remain locked.

Now, there are new connections between Trump's real estate and token trading platforms. On November 17, 2025, the Trump Group and Dar Global announced that the Maldives Trump International Hotel would adopt a tokenized development model. Eric Trump called this move a "new benchmark" for tokenized real estate investment, while Dar Global CEO Ziad El Chaar referred to it as the "world's first." The announcement aims to open by the end of 2028 and notes an initial plan to build approximately 80 villas.

In terms of equity, the latest quarterly disclosure submitted by Trump Media shows that its revenue has been affected by rising streaming build costs. In the 10-Q form submitted on November 7, 2025, Trump Media reported a quarterly revenue of $972,900 as of September 30, 2025, noting that the increase in content licensing and data center leasing costs related to Truth+ was the main reason.