Like father, like son: Barron Trump amasses crypto wealth of $40 million, here's how

Barron Trump, the youngest son of US President Donald Trump, has shocked everyone with his wealth-amassing power, which is at such a scale that it could even put Silicon Valley's top bosses to shame. Barron currently has a $40 million fortune, most of which comes in thanks to his family-linked crypto firm called World Liberty Financial.

This particular venture was co-founded by Trump and his three sons, and ever since things started, the tokens offered by the company have simply risen exponentially in value. World Liberty Financial has till now sold not less than $550 million worth of tokens, a lion's share of which reflects in Barron's trump wealth portfolio, according to a Daily Mail UK report.

After taxes, Barron Trump may have made a cool $40 million from his family crypto business through the sale of digital assets by World Liberty Financial, according to a Forbes report. However, in an SEC filing from October 2024, Barron Trump's name was not mentioned in the list of key members of the company.

According to SEC reports, Middle East diplomat Steve Witkoff and his son Zachary have been declared as the corporate partners at World Liberty Financial.

What is World Liberty Financial?

World Liberty Financial is a company majorly controlled and owned by the Trump family, and it has helped them amass millions through crypto token sales over the years.

“Barron reportedly possessed a 7.5% share in the Delaware-based umbrella company, according to Forbes, which offered no concrete proof for its assertions of his enormous digital profit,” an HT report reads. 

Only in March this year, the World Liberty Financial declared that it has sold $550 million worth of crypto tokens. Even President Trump announced in an Office of Government Ethics report that he had amassed $57 million from crypto token sales. This has also helped boost Trump's net worth, which has already surged to significant levels after he became the US President last year.