This week, the Trump-backed WLFI token declined over 19%, hitting an all-time low of $0.07726 amid controversy over a multi-million self-collateralized borrowing on Dolomite. As scrutiny intensified, this editorial examines all Trump family crypto ventures.
First Project: The Original NFT Card Collection
Trump's earliest crypto venture was an NFT card collection launched in December 2022 on Polygon, consisting of 45,000 cards sold at $99 each. The floor price has fallen to $64.55, down 34.8%, ranking 97th among top 100 NFT collections.
World Liberty Financial (WLFI) – DeFi, Governance Token, and USD1 Stablecoin
WLFI launched in 2024, offering the USD1 stablecoin and WLFI governance token. USD1's market cap reached $4.186 billion, becoming the 6th largest stablecoin with 476.3% growth since April 2025. BSC holds 42.74%, Ethereum 37.55%, and Solana 19.02%. WLFI token, launched September 1, 2025, trades at $0.07998, down 19% this week and 75.9% from its ATH of $0.3313. Total supply is 100 billion tokens with ~24.67% circulating. Team and advisors hold 33.51%, treasury 19.96%, and public sale 16.02%.
TRUMP and MELANIA Meme Coins
TRUMP launched Jan 17, 2025, surging from fractions to ~$73-75 before crashing to $2.80-2.90, down ~96%. MELANIA launched Jan 19, peaked near $13.73, now trades at $0.10-0.17, down ~99%. Both are structured to capture fees for controlling entities.
American Bitcoin Corp. (Nasdaq: ABTC)
ABTC, a public bitcoin mining and treasury firm, listed Sept 3, 2025 via reverse merger. Stock fell from $9 to ~$0.90-1.00, down 84-93%. Eric Trump is co-founder and CSO. 2025 revenue was ~$185M, with 89,242 ASIC miners and ~28.1 EH/s hashrate. Bitcoin treasury held 7,000 BTC by March 2026.
Overall, Trump's crypto portfolio spans NFTs, DeFi, stablecoins, meme coins, and mining. Most projects saw sharp declines after initial hype. Future hinges on market conditions, regulation, and utility.