Trump’s crypto coins keep dropping

Donald Trump’s family has apparently made enough money from the crypto hype surrounding him, because the best-known Trump-related cryptocurrencies, Trump’s own memecoin and World Liberty Financial, are in free fall since the beginning of April. The rising volume and downward trend suggest that insiders are now exiting.

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Commentators in the United States claim that Donald Trump’s family likely earned several billion from the crypto hype surrounding him. The launch of his own memecoin last year brought in at least 400 million dollars, while payments by foreign governments into the Trump crypto project WLFI also deposited around 1.2 billion dollars into their accounts.

At the beginning of the year, when the United States conducted a military operation in Venezuela, a clear jump in the value of WLFI was seen in the days that followed.

Let’s talk about the FUD going around our WLFI Markets lending position.
It’s wrong. Here’s what’s actually happening — and why the real story is a lot more interesting.

— WLFI (@worldlibertyfi) April 9, 2026

However, given that Trump’s popularity has been in free fall since the war with Iran, both crypto coins are heading in the same direction.

On social media, the American president’s family is still trying to keep up appearances (a White House dinner is being organized again soon for investors in Trump’s memecoin, while WLFI talks about ‘FUD’ (fear, uncertainty, and doubt) after the coin dropped to its lowest level ever), but it is clear that while Bitcoin has been experiencing a new spring in recent weeks, Trump’s coins are continuing to decline.