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How Barron Trump quietly built a $150 million fortune

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How Barron Trump built a $150 million fortune before turning 20.

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Barron Trump rarely steps into the spotlight.

But behind the scenes, the 19-year-old is now linked to a rapidly growing crypto business that has significantly boosted the Trump family’s wealth.

According to Forbes, Barron played a role in introducing Donald Trump to cryptocurrency.

The president said his son helped explain key concepts, including how digital wallets work. Barron later became a cofounder of World Liberty Financial alongside his father and brothers.

Business surge

The company launched shortly before the 2024 election and expanded quickly after Donald Trump’s victory.

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Forbes reports the venture added more than $1.5 billion to the Trump family’s wealth.

Barron’s estimated share is around 10%, placing his stake at roughly $150 million.

The business issued billions of crypto tokens and secured major investments. A reported $75 million investment helped boost sales, which later reached hundreds of millions of dollars.

Barron’s portion of these earnings is estimated to be tens of millions after taxes.

New ventures

World Liberty also introduced a stablecoin, expanding its presence in the crypto market.

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The project’s valuation has grown significantly, adding further value to the Trump family’s holdings.

Additional deals, including partnerships with other companies, have increased revenues.

Some of Barron’s wealth is tied up in tokens that cannot yet be freely traded. Forbes notes that these holdings are discounted in value due to restrictions.

Even so, they still contribute a substantial portion of his estimated fortune.

Despite his growing wealth, Barron has largely stayed out of public life. He is currently a student at New York University while maintaining a limited media presence.

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Sources: Forbes

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