This week, cryptocurrency projects associated with the Trump family experienced severe downturns. According to CoinDesk, the WLFI governance token plummeted over 19% to an all-time low of $0.07726, driven by controversy over its multimillion-dollar self-collateralized loans on Dolomite. Meanwhile, the official TRUMP and MELANIA meme coins have fallen 96% and 99% from their peaks, and publicly traded mining firm American Bitcoin Corp. (ABTC) is down more than 84% from its post-IPO highs. This article provides a data-driven breakdown of the four major projects.
1. Original NFT Collection: Down 34.8%
Trump's earliest digital asset venture, launched in December 2022, comprised 45,000 Polygon-based NFT cards sold at $99 each. The current floor price has fallen to $64.55, a 34.8% decline, ranking 97th among top NFT collections.
2. World Liberty Financial: WLFI Crashes, USD1 Surges
World Liberty Financial (WLFI), a DeFi platform launched in 2024, offers the WLFI governance token and USD1 stablecoin. WLFI has dropped 75.9% from its September 2025 peak of $0.3313 to $0.07998, with a circulating supply of 24.67 billion out of a fixed 100 billion. Token distribution is heavily skewed: team and advisors hold 33.51%, treasury 19.96%, and public sale only 16.02%. USD1 stablecoin has been a standout, with its market cap surging from $726 million in April 2025 to $4.186 billion (up 476.3%), becoming the sixth-largest stablecoin. It is concentrated on BSC (42.74%) and Ethereum (37.55%).
3. TRUMP and MELANIA Meme Coins: Down Over 96%
The TRUMP token launched on Solana on January 17, 2025, briefly soaring to $73-75, giving it a market cap of $12-15 billion. As of April 11, 2026, it trades near $2.80-2.90, a decline of approximately 96%. MELANIA, launched two days later, fell from its peak of $13.73 to $0.10-0.17 (down ~99%), with a market cap of $100-160 million. Both coins exhibit typical meme coin patterns: concentrated early trading, rapid price discovery, heavy token structures, and prolonged declines borne by retail investors.
4. American Bitcoin Corp. (ABTC): Down 84-93%
ABTC listed on Nasdaq on September 3, 2025 via a merger with Gryphon Digital Mining, opening above $9. It now trades at $0.90-1.00, a decline of 84-93% and a market cap under $1 billion. The firm is 80% owned by Hut 8, with Trump family members (Eric Trump as strategy director) holding the rest. As of March 2026, ABTC held approximately 7,000 BTC, with a hashrate of 31.15 EH/s and 2025 revenue of ~$185 million.
Conclusion: Experiments on the Edge
The Trump family's crypto portfolio spans NFTs, DeFi, stablecoins, meme coins, and Bitcoin mining—covering nearly every hot sector. Except for USD1, all projects have fallen sharply from their peaks. Their future hinges on market conditions, regulatory developments, and the ability to create lasting utility. These high-profile experiments remain under intense scrutiny from both crypto participants and outside observers.