Barron Trump could be raking in much more money than his older siblings when they were his age: Report
WASHINGTON, DC: President Donald Trump's youngest child, Barron Trump, could be raking in a hefty sum of money at 19, as compared to his siblings when they were his age, a report by Forbes suggested.
This comes after it was recently revealed that President Trump earned $57 million in income from crypto, guitars, sneakers, watches, and books, according to the Irish Star.
Report suggests Barron Trump could be raking in hefty money as compared to his siblings at 19
The Trump family launched a crypto venture last September named World Liberty Financial, and it seemed like Barron may have suggested the idea, the outlet reported.
Moreover, Trump's youngest child also decided to ditch some of his father's biggest events in recent weeks.
During an interview back in 2024, the POTUS said, "Barron knows so much about this." The president also added, "He’s got four wallets or something, and I’m saying, 'What is a wallet?'"
Meanwhile, it has been nine months since the launch, and the POTUS has made an estimated billion dollars or so on crypto.
Interestingly, Barron has also raked in a good amount of money, and it is possible that he earned nearly $40 million, leaving him with an estimated $25 million fortune after taxes, Forbes reported.
Meanwhile, the hefty sum is much more money than his elder siblings made at his age. They reportedly held small stakes in Trump's tower in Las Vegas, and his hotel in Washington DC, but none paid off as much as the crypto venture, according to the outlet.
Moreover, the youngest son of the POTUS is named as a "web3 ambassador" on World Liberty Financial’s "gold paper", which is the Trumpified version of a white paper.
His elder brothers, Don Jr and Eric Trump, also hold the same title.
Barron Trump and his brothers could have received $39 million from tokens
Trump's recent financial disclosure report revealed that Trump holds a personal stake of 52.5 percent while unnamed family members own another 22.5 percent.
However, the report doesn't detail how the stake is split among the family members, per Forbes.
Meanwhile, if Don Jr, Eric, and Barron shared equal stakes, then they each would hold 7.5 percent of the overall venture, the same amount that Trump’s three eldest children held in his hotel in Washington.
Interestingly, World Liberty Financial reportedly sold around $550 million of tokens. Out of that, everything apart from the first $30 million has gone to the owners.
Considering the calculation, it means that Barron and his brothers could have received $39 million each before taxes, per the outlet.
However, there is a complication because, in January 2025, the Trump family sold a partial interest in the value in a transaction that seemed to have come after the cutoff date for the recent financial disclosure, Forbes mentioned.
This would change how much Barron and his brothers have earned, considering when and how much that stake was sold for.
