Nearly 1 MILLION retail investors lost $3.81 billion on the solana:6p6xgHyF7AeE6TZkSmFsko444wqoP15icUSqi2jfGiPN memecoin, per NYT. The token crashed 97% from its all-time high! Meanwhile… "The Crypto President" Donald Trump made $636M from crypto bets and $799M from World Liberty Financial $WLFI. Who’s actually winning here? 👀

🚨 BREAKING : The Trump family has reportedly earned an estimated $2.3 billion from crypto-related ventures while many retail investors incurred significant losses according to the claims. The report alleges: • $WLFI: ~$1.4B in gains for the family while the token fell 87%. • $TRUMP: ~$616M in proceeds with the memecoin down 97%.

Asked in an interview about $1.4 billion in crypto income by 2025, Trump responded: "No problem at all—I don’t even know how much I have." While his administration is writing rules for the industry, his family is making money from it. Others call this a conflict of interest; he calls it vertical integration 🤡

NYT: Nearly 1 Million Retail Investors Lose $3.81 Billion on TRUMP Memecoin According to a Nansen report cited by The New York Times, nearly 988,905 investors who purchased the TRUMP memecoin had lost money as of the end of June 2026, with cumulative losses totaling $3.81 billion, representing roughly two out of every three buyers. The coin is currently trading at $1.76, down 97% from its peak of $75.35. Meanwhile, Donald Trump’s annual financial disclosure for 2025 revealed a $636 million payout from his crypto bets, and a total profit of $799 million from his crypto startup, World Liberty Financial. The report notes that while a small number of sophisticated early traders captured approximately $4 billion in profits, the broad retail majority absorbed the losses.

Making the U.S. the 'Crypto Capital of the World.' 🇺🇸 President Trump’s 2025 financial disclosure reveals $1.4B in crypto-related revenue. A massive shift in the financial landscape. 🚀

Donald Trump didn't make his first billion in crypto until age 80. Touch the grass, you still have time

A broke gym owner from Texas stole $7 BILLION, got knighted by an entire country, and got caught because he couldn't pay for a private jet with a credit card – Allen Stanford grew up poor in Texas. Opened a gym. It went bankrupt. He racked up $13 MILLION in personal debt. – He moved to the Caribbean and opened an offshore bank in Antigua. – Promised investors returns higher than any American bank. 30,000 people across 100 countries sent money in. – His CFO later admitted the numbers were completely made up from day one. That was literally his job. – Stanford bribed the chief banking regulator to look the other way. They sealed the deal by cutting their fingers and mixing their blood. – He spent $100 MILLION on private jets in three years. Bought a private island for $63 MILLION. Paid $12 MILLION just to make his yacht six feet longer. – The government of Antigua knighted him. He insisted every official document call him Sir Allen Stanford. – In 2008 he flew to Lord's cricket ground in London in a gold-trimmed helicopter carrying a transparent box of $20 MILLION cash. The largest prize in team sports history. England's cricket board signed on the spot. – He was filmed touching the England players' wives in the stands while their husbands played. National scandal. – Six months later the FBI raided his offices. – He called a private jet company to flee to Antigua and tried to pay with a credit card. They only took wire transfers. – The FBI found him hiding at his girlfriend's house in Virginia. – 20 years. $7 BILLION stolen. Investors got back 5 cents for every dollar. – He told the judge "I did not defraud anybody." The jury took three hours. – He got 110 years with no parole. Antigua stripped his knighthood. His blood brother the banking regulator got 10 years. – The castle with 57 rooms, the moat, the private island, the helicopter all gone. He built an empire on invented numbers and sealed it in blood.

🚨 IS THE U.S. ABOUT TO WIN THE GLOBAL CRYPTO RACE? 🇺🇸 President Trump says his top priority is making the United States the world's #1 crypto leader, arguing that China is rapidly increasing its focus on the digital asset industry. If Washington continues pushing pro-crypto policies while other major economies accelerate their own strategies, global competition for blockchain innovation, investment, and talent could intensify. Will the U.S. maintain its lead, or is China closer than many investors think? 👇 What's your take?

Trump Defends $1.4 Billion Crypto Earnings While Serving as President President Donald Trump defended earning about $1.4 billion from crypto ventures while in office, saying there was nothing illegal or improper about the profits. The disclosure comes as Congress debates new crypto legislation and the industry increases political spending ahead of the 2026 US elections. #Crypto #Trump #BabaCrypto #Blockchain #Bitcoin #CryptoCurrency #CryptoMarket #CryptoNews #btc