Trump is richer than ever.
In just one month, Trump-linked businesses received over $2 billion, according to The New York Times. That’s more than most Americans will earn in many lifetimes.
While the country braces for a possible recession, the Trump family is thriving—and not just from real estate. From crypto coins to Qatar-funded jets, the Trump empire is growing fast.
Here’s how the Trump brand is turning the presidency into one of the world’s most profitable side hustles.
Crypto Craze or Cash Grab?
Trump’s digital currency, simply called $TRUMP, has exploded in value. It’s promoted by his son, Donald Jr., and it’s not sold as an investment—but it sure feels like one. Every time someone buys a coin, the family earns.
A report by State Democracy Defenders Action says crypto now makes up 40% of Trump’s wealth, around $2.9 billion. The top 220 buyers of the coin? They’re getting dinner with Trump himself.
Another token, $MELANIA, adds to the pot. And now, a UAE-backed firm is injecting $2 billion more into Trump-linked crypto, according to CBS News.
Foreign Deals, American Power
While most Americans are debating housing prices, Trump is signing billion-dollar real estate deals across the globe.
In Qatar, the Trump Organization is building a $5.5 billion beachside golf resort. The villas will be branded with his name, and the golf course? Built by a Saudi firm.
In Serbia, Jared Kushner got the green light to turn a bombed NATO site into a luxury complex. Protesters say it’s a stain on history. Trump calls it business.
In Oman, the family is already making money from a luxury hotel project. In Jeddah, Trump Tower promises Saudi residency to investors.
Oh, and Qatar just gave Trump a $400 million Boeing 747. He claims it’ll be used for official travel now and go to his future presidential library later.
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Private Club, Public Office
Trump’s new private club in Washington, called the Executive Branch, will charge up to $500,000 for membership. Only 200 people will be allowed in. The guest list? Think lobbyists, tech giants, and a few current White House insiders.
It’s an echo of his first term, when foreign officials and Republicans funneled money through Trump-owned hotels. That cash flow has resumed. Just last month, the Saudi-funded LIV Golf League paid a confidential sum to host a tournament at Trump National Doral.
Amazon, Airplanes, and More
Even Amazon is in on the action, reportedly paying $40 million for rights to a Melania Trump documentary—nearly triple the next bid.
As Trump faces criminal trials, financial probes, and campaign chaos, one thing is clear: he’s never been richer. His wealth now reportedly stands at $5.4 billion, according to Bloomberg.
Public Office, Private Gains
The White House insists there’s no conflict—Trump’s sons run the businesses. But the line between politics and profit is getting thinner.
What’s the message here? For some, it’s that democracy is for sale. For others, it’s just smart business.
But for most Americans watching from the sidelines, it feels like a rigged game—where you vote, they cash in.
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