How Barron Trump 'earned $40 million' from his dad's crypto venture

How Barron Trump earned $40 million from his dad’s crypto venture

While Trump’s oldest children earned a couple million working inside their father’s real-estate empire, Barron Trump earned much more.

forbes.com.au

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At just 19, Barron Trump has outpaced his older siblings by raking in nearly $40 million (around $25 million after taxes) from his dad’s newly launched crypto play, World Liberty Financial. The family holds 22.5% of the venture—if split equally among Donald Jr., Eric and Barron, that’s a 7.5% stake each—and after selling about $550 million in tokens (with profits flowing to owners beyond the first $30 million), each brother could have pocketed roughly $39 million pre-tax.

Unlike Don Jr. and Ivanka, who earned a few million annually in real estate, Barron’s “web3 ambassador” title and co-founder credit have fast-tracked him into the Trump business. Now enrolled at NYU’s Stern School of Business (tuition: $99 K/year), he’s already cemented his place among presidential heirs cashing in on their proximity to power.