President Donald Trump’s wealth is increasingly tied to digital assets, with Bloomberg estimating that crypto ventures have added at least $620 million to his $6.4 billion fortune in recent months. The gains mean cryptocurrencies now account for roughly 9% of his net worth, rivaling the licensing deals that long underpinned the Trump Organization. The bulk of the holdings are split between about $150 million worth of the $TRUMP memecoin and a $460 million equity position in World Liberty Financial, a digital-asset firm run by Donald Trump Jr. and Eric Trump. WLFI also earns fees from token launches and trading activity associated with the Trump brand. A scheduled unlock of 90 million $TRUMP tokens later this week is poised to test market appetite. At Wednesday’s price of about $10.30, the release would lift the token’s circulating supply by 45% and could add roughly $93-100 million to the president’s personal stake, according to research firm Messari and Bloomberg calculations. On-chain data show WLFI continues to accumulate cryptocurrency. On 16 July, a wallet linked to the company spent 5 million USDC to buy 1,531 ETH at $3,266, adding to the 66,275 ETH—worth $214.9 million—purchased between November 2024 and early March 2025 at an average $3,243. The windfall is drawing political scrutiny. Senator Richard Durbin said Trump has already collected $315 million in fees from the $TRUMP token while an estimated 764,000 holders are in the red, renewing his call for consumer protections in forthcoming crypto-market legislation.