Trump Family's Net Worth Dips by $1 Billion Amid 2025 Crypto Market Correction

The cumulative net worth of the Trump family experienced a substantial contraction during the autumn months of 2025. This decline was a direct consequence of a sharp devaluation affecting their significant holdings in digital assets. Data compiled by the Bloomberg Billionaires Index reveals that the family’s total fortune decreased from a high of $7.7 billion in September to approximately $6.7 billion by mid-November 2025. This represented paper losses amounting to roughly $1 billion. This financial recalibration was primarily attributed to the pronounced volatility observed across their cryptocurrency portfolios, into which the family had consistently channeled investments in recent years.

A pivotal element driving this downturn was the downward revision in the valuation of Bitcoin, a portion of which was held on the balance sheet of Trump Media & Technology Group (TMTG), the publicly traded entity overseeing Truth Social. Bitcoin’s price, which had peaked near $126,000 in October 2025, retreated into the $85,000 to $91,000 range by mid-November. TMTG had previously disclosed the acquisition of roughly 11,500 BTC at an average cost of about $115,000 per coin. This positioning resulted in accounting losses on this specific holding estimated to be around 25 percent. Furthermore, TMTG shares (DJT) fell from their intra-year highs, hitting their lowest point since the company went public, contributing to personal losses for Donald Trump estimated at approximately $800 million since September.

The negative momentum extended its reach to brand-associated tokens as well. The meme coin named '$Trump' (TRUMP), operating on the Solana blockchain, shed about 25 percent of its value since August 2025. This token had previously seen a high exceeding $75 early in the year. A similar downward trajectory was evident for the WLFI token issued by World Liberty Financial, an organization co-founded by members of the Trump family. The valuation of the family’s WLFI token holdings plummeted from a peak valuation of nearly $6 billion in September down to an estimated $3.15 billion by the close of November 2025. The WLFI token, which debuted in September 2025, dropped from its high of $0.31 to trade around $0.158 by the middle of November.

Investments tied to Bitcoin mining operations through American Bitcoin Corp. (ABTC), where Eric Trump holds a 7.5 percent stake, also yielded negative returns. The company’s stock price fell by roughly 50 percent from its September peak, translating to losses exceeding $300 million for Eric Trump’s equity position. Despite these significant book losses across various ventures, the Trump family continues to generate revenue streams via the World Liberty Financial platform, profiting from transaction fees irrespective of the token’s market price. Eric Trump has publicly maintained a bullish outlook, characterizing the market slump as an ‘excellent buying opportunity’ and encouraging investors to capitalize on the current market turbulence.