Eric Trump, 41, has officially pulled ahead of his siblings as the richest child while his father sits in the White House. Forbes estimates his net worth at $400M, a massive leap since January, driven mainly by crypto ventures and family brand deals.
His largest source of wealth is American Bitcoin Corp, his crypto mining company, now valued at about $160M. Eric briefly hit billionaire status when the stock surged to $14.52 per share. That did not last. Once restricted shares became tradable, the price plunged 39%, recovering only slightly afterward.
Crypto is not the only gold mine. Eric is also profiting from World Liberty Financial, the Trump family’s cryptocurrency project. Coin sales, his personal tokens, and the stablecoin division have added more than $135M to his fortune, Forbes reports.
The Trump Organization has also been thriving. Eric has landed foreign licensing deals, including a golf resort in Qatar with his brother Donald Jr. His wife, Lara Trump, grabbed a prime-time Fox News slot in February, reportedly worth $2M annually.
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The Trump family’s wealth is staggering. Forbes estimates the combined net worth of Donald Trump, Melania, Ivanka, Jared Kushner, and the children at $10B, double what it was in 2024. Don Jr. has $500M, Barron $150M, Ivanka $100M, and Jared Kushner is a billionaire thanks in part to White House connections from Trump’s first term. Tiffany Trump’s net worth is less clear, but some reports place it around $20M.
Donald Trump himself had his most lucrative year ever, adding $3B to his assets. Analysts project the family could collectively profit $3.4B by the end of his second term through deals, investments, and opportunities that likely would not exist without the presidency.
All this comes at a time when millions of Americans are struggling. A recent Politico survey found nearly half of U.S. adults say the cost of living is the worst they can remember, including 37% of voters who supported Trump in 2024.
Eric and his siblings continue to turn influence into income. While ordinary families tighten their belts, this family leverages political power, name recognition, and insider connections to multiply wealth. Loyalty and influence appear to be more valuable than work or responsibility in this household.
Even with public scrutiny, there is no sign of slowing down. Eric’s memoir, Under Siege: My Family’s Fight to Save Our Nation, hit shelves in October, complete with a press tour and headlines about self-promotion. Every Trump child seems positioned to cash in on whatever opportunities the presidency creates, from licensing deals abroad to crypto projects at home.
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