A sharp decline across digital assets in November 2025 erased large portions of crypto-linked wealth for the family of Donald Trump and for many retail holders. Estimates suggest that the Trump family lost at least 1 billion U.S. dollars in net worth. This movement was driven by the weakening value of Bitcoin and other market factors.
Data compiled by the Bloomberg Billionaires Index showed that the estimated wealth for the family of Donald Trump fell from 7.7 billion U.S. dollars in early September 2025 to roughly 6.7 billion U.S. dollars by late November 2025. The decline reflected broad exposure to multiple crypto ventures and volatile token markets.
A Trump-themed memecoin tied to World Liberty Financial, launched earlier in 2025, lost about 25 percent of its market value from August to November 2025. Take note that a Gauntlet analysis specifically linked millions of tokens to creation-stage wallets, and 40 percent of the total supply was attributed to the Trump family.
Vesting schedules increased available supply in July 2025 when roughly 90 million additional units unlocked. Bloomberg reported that approximately 40 percent of those tokens were credited to the Trump family, with an estimated combined value of 220 million U.S. dollars based on prevailing market prices during the November downturn.
World Liberty Financial held a large token reserve that peaked near 6 billion U.S. dollars when the asset traded around 0.26 U.S. dollars. The value fell to about 3.15 billion U.S. dollars once the token slid to roughly 0.15 U.S. dollars. Many units remained locked, limiting immediate sale potential and reducing calculated liquidity.
American Bitcoin Corporation, a mining company with major stakes held by Eric Trump, lost roughly half of its market value from its September 2025 peak. Reuters earlier estimated that combined holdings for Eric Trump and Donald Trump Jr. reached 1.5 billion U.S. dollars during the first week of September.
Trump Media and Technology Group increased its exposure during 2025 by allocating nearly 2 billion U.S. dollars to Bitcoin and related instruments. The firm also accumulated CRO tokens valued at 147 million U.S. dollars at the end of September, before that asset lost about half its worth through subsequent market weakness.
Volatility affected many individual traders who purchased Trump-affiliated tokens during peak attention periods. Several retail holders saw drastic value reductions as broader crypto losses exceeded 1 trillion U.S. dollars in 2025. World Liberty Financial affirmed long-term confidence in digital asset infrastructure despite recent declines.
The latest crypto crash stems from rapid declines in Bitcoin and altcoins triggered by leveraged unwinding, reduced liquidity, and renewed regulatory pressure in the United States and Asia. Market data revealed cascading liquidations across exchanges that have dampened investor sentiment and accelerated selloffs.
Note that the specific recent downward performance of Bitcoin also stems from macroeconomic pressures and reduced liquidity. Rising interest rates have strengthened yields on traditional assets. Large leveraged positions have been unraveled across major exchanges and have encouraged forced selling that accelerates downward movement.
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