Donald Trump gains 70%. Moving up on Bloomberg's billionaires list


The Trumps were not far short of 500th place. It is occupied by Mark Scheinberg, an Israeli-Canadian businessman who invests in the real estate and luxury hotel markets, which is very similar to the Trumps' activities, but also in online gambling.
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The Trump family's net worth (assets minus debts) in the latest Bloomberg ranking published on the last day of 2025. amounted to USD 6.8 billion. Within a year increased by USD 282 million, or 4.3%. rdr.
Trump's wealth growth since the presidential campaign
Much more impressive are the achievements since the start of the re-election campaign. “Trump and his family have engaged in a staggering number of transactions over this time that have brought them profits on a scale never seen before in modern presidential history,” Bloomberg writes. Over the last 15 months, the family's wealth has increased by approximately 70 percent. and the recent decline has only slightly reduced the profit figure.
In the days leading up to the second inauguration, Donald Trump and his wife Melania promoted a pair of memecoins with their names on them, which briefly rose in value before falling. Nevertheless, on balance Trump's token increased the family's fortune by over $200 million. – according to the Bloomberg Billionaires Index.
Donald Trump, a few weeks before the 2024 elections, founded the cryptocurrency platform World Liberty Financial together with his sons. Since then, Donald Trump Jr. and Eric Trump became involved in further cryptocurrency projects, including the digital currency mining company American Bitcoin Corp.
Trump Media a key asset
“One of Trump's largest assets is his stake in Trump Media, which surged in value in December following the announcement of its merger with fusion energy company TAE Technologies, although its value remains more than 70% below January highs,” it continues.
In August, the President also scored a civil penalty victory of $464 million. for alleged fraud was overturned on appeal. However, the court upheld its finding that Trump broke the law by inflating the value of assets such as his Mar-a-Lago estate.




