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Trump Crypto Ventures Leave Investors Facing $4.7 Billion in Losses

Trump Crypto Ventures Leave Investors Facing $4.7 Billion in Losses

CoineditionCoinedition2026/08/28 17:57

Investors in crypto ventures linked to President Donald Trump and his family are facing at least $4.7 billion in losses, according to reports, while Trump reported at least $1.4 billion in crypto-related income for 2025.

The TRUMP memecoin accounts for the biggest share, with investors estimated to be about $3.2 billion underwater. About 1.6 million Solana wallets that bought the token are holding unrealized losses, meaning they have not necessarily sold their holdings.

Investors have also lost about $1 billion on World Liberty Financial’s WLFI token, according to reports, while Trump Media & Technology Group’s Bitcoin holdings showed roughly $450 million in unrealized losses.

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