Eric Trump’s ABTC Stake and WLFI Surge Catapult Trump Family Wealth by $1.3 Billion
Digital dynasty expands as Trump crypto holdings explode
Eric Trump's strategic position in ABTC—coupled with WLFI's parabolic rally—just injected $1.3 billion into the family's ever-growing fortune. The move showcases how cryptocurrency continues reshaping wealth creation beyond traditional markets.
ABTC's institutional adoption meets WLFI's retail frenzy
While legacy investors chase outdated metrics, the Trumps demonstrate digital asset mastery through calculated stake-building and perfect timing. ABTC's enterprise blockchain solutions attracted serious capital, while WLFI's meme-adjacent momentum caught fire across trading platforms.
Crypto: the ultimate family office strategy
No trust funds or real estate deals needed—this nine-figure surge came purely from digital asset volatility. Because nothing builds generational wealth like betting against the dollar while regulators scramble to keep up.
Another reminder that in today's economy, the fastest way to make $1.3 billion is to already have a billion and throw it at crypto. The house always wins—especially when they own the casino.
Trump Family’s $4B WLFI Holdings Locked Up, Not Yet Counted
The TRUMP family’s WLFI holdings, currently valued at over $4 billion, remain under lock-up and were excluded from Bloomberg’s net worth calculation.
Even without those tokens, the family’s total wealth now exceeds $7.7 billion, based on current market prices.
The rally comes at a time of rising political interest in crypto. The Trump family’s growing footprint in digital assets has helped elevate crypto’s legitimacy in U.S. circles, though it has also drawn criticism from Democratic lawmakers, who warn of potential conflicts of interest.
WLFI launched on Monday, distributing 24.6 billion tokens in its initial rollout. The token saw a brief surge before plunging over 40%, adding volatility to the project’s debut.
Even Fox Business admits it, Trump’s “crypto president” shtick isn’t about policy; it’s about profit.
The Trump family is creating billions in wealth via a crypto scheme while everyday families struggle to afford higher prices on groceries. pic.twitter.com/Z3BbmAhXgH
Meanwhile, ABTC re-entered the public markets following a merger with Gryphon Digital Mining, a listed mining firm.
Its stock faced five trading halts due to extreme volatility, closing Wednesday NEAR $7.36 per share.
Eric Trump, who described American bitcoin as an attempt to create “the greatest Bitcoin company on Earth,” said the venture would mine and hold the cryptocurrency.
At the recent Bitcoin 2025 Asia conference in Hong Kong, he predicted that Bitcoin WOULD eventually reach $1 million.
“Everybody wants Bitcoin. Everybody is buying Bitcoin,” he said. “That’s why I’ve always said Bitcoin is going to hit $1 million. There’s no question.”
The company operates roughly 6,000 mining computers sourced from China, equipment now subject to import tariffs under his father’s trade policies.
World Liberty Financial Begins WLFI Burn Campaign
As reported, World Liberty Financial has initiated a token burn just days after its public debut, as the team looks to curb early volatility and revive sagging market confidence.
The project burned 47 million WLFI tokens on Wednesday, sending them to a verified burn address.
The MOVE comes amid a steep 31% decline in the token’s value since its launch on Monday, when it briefly traded at $0.331 before falling to just over $0.23.
The burn represents 0.19% of WLFI’s circulating supply, which currently stands at 24.66 billion tokens, roughly a quarter of the project’s original 100 billion supply, according to CoinMarketCap.
Meanwhile, the Trump family’s wealth saw a sharp increase of up to $6 billion on Monday following the public launch of World Liberty Financial’s WLFI token.
The debut allowed open-market trading for the first time, with over $1 billion in volume recorded within the first hour across major exchanges. Prices hovered between $0.24 and $0.30, aligning with prior futures market activity.
