Donald Trump’s crypto portfolio loses 78% of value in first half of 2025
Donald Trump’s crypto portfolio loses 78% of value in first half of 2025 
Cryptocurrency Jul 1, 2025 Share
President Donald Trump’s personal cryptocurrency portfolio suffered a dramatic decline in the first half of 2025, with its total value plunging by 78.35% since the start of the year, according to data from Finbold’s H1 2025 Cryptocurrency Market Report.
On January 1, 2025, the value of Trump’s wallet stood at approximately $10.16 million. By June 30, it had fallen to just $2.20 million, representing a loss of $7.96 million over six months. The bulk of this decline occurred in Q1, with the portfolio hitting a low of $1.96 million by the end of March.
However, Trump’s holdings did show a mild recovery in the second quarter, gaining around $240,000, or 12.24%, between April and June.
What crypto does Trump hold?
Trump’s largest holding remains the meme token TROG, with a current valuation of over $800,000. Other notable assets include USDC, MAGA (TRUMP), and MATIC. While the wallet’s contents have drawn attention due to his return to the White House, it is important to note that not all assets were necessarily acquired by Trump himself.
In the world of blockchain, wallet addresses can receive tokens from anyone without consent, and it is common practice for small crypto projects to send unsolicited tokens to high-profile figures as a publicity tactic.
At its peak, Trump’s wallet held over $16 million in digital assets.
World Liberty Financial (WLFI) performance in H1
In contrast to Trump’s personal portfolio, the digital asset holdings of World Liberty Financial (WLFI), a decentralized finance platform reportedly backed by Trump and his family, have seen strong growth throughout the year.
The WLFI portfolio began 2025 with a valuation of $72.82 million. By the end of Q1, it had climbed to $82.51 million, marking a 13.31% increase. The momentum accelerated in the second quarter, with the portfolio soaring to $178.15 million by June 30, representing a quarterly gain of $95.64 million, or 115.89%.
Overall, WLFI’s holdings grew by 59.12% in the first half of the year, adding over $105 million in value.
The divergence between Trump’s personal wallet and the WLFI-managed portfolio highlights a growing gap between speculative meme token activity and structured, diversified crypto investment strategies. With institutional interest returning to the crypto space and ETF flows climbing, the market may increasingly reward fundamentals over viral attention.
