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Trump’s Kids, Crypto Gains and the Power of a Presidency
Washington, DC, USAFriday, July 3, 2026
The president assured CNBC that his family’s business moves are legitimate, even if they look like insider deals.
“If you buy an energy‑efficient truck, you have inside information,” he said, emphasizing the office’s advantage.
He warned his children to stay away from certain deals yet noted that their businesses predated his run for office.
2025 Financial Disclosure Highlights
| Source | Amount |
|---|---|
| World Liberty Financial (crypto firm backed by Trump and relatives) | ~$800 million |
| • Token sales | ~$520 million |
| • Business interest sales | ~$250 million |
| Meme coin $TRUMP | ~$635 million |
| Total crypto revenue | >$1.4 billion |
- Last year’s earnings: $57 million (a steep rise coinciding with Trump’s return to office and the push for digital‑asset laws).
Other Business Streams
| Category | 2025 Earnings |
|---|---|
| Golf clubs, resorts & hotels (Florida‑led) | >$500 million |
| Legal settlements with media firms | $80 million |
| Overseas licensing deals for Trump‑branded projects | ~$52 million |
The Debate
- Critics: Question whether the presidency provides an unfair edge to family businesses, especially in rapidly expanding sectors like crypto.
- Supporters: Argue that Trump merely cautions his children and their enterprises existed before his political career.
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