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Trump family crypto holdings soar by $1.3B in a month, with World Liberty Financial and American Bitcoin leading the surge in digital assets. Key Highlights Trump family adds $1.3B in crypto wealth in less than a month.  and American Bitcoin drive major growth in digital assets. Family explores real estate tokenization as a future opportunity. Trump Family Crypto Wealth Surges The Trump family has sharply increased its cryptocurrency holdings, earning approximately $1.3 billion in under a month, Bloomberg reports. This surge was primarily driven by two ventures: World Liberty Financial (WLFI) and American Bitcoin Corp. Both projects have delivered returns comparable to the family’s traditional assets, including golf clubs and resorts, highlighting a significant shift from real estate to digital assets. According to Bloomberg, the Trump family’s net worth is estimated at $7.7 billion, not including around $4 billion in locked tokens. Once unlocked, these assets could further amplify the family’s wealth. Key Crypto Projects Driving Growth World Liberty Financial played a central role in this growth. Founded with the involvement of Donald Trump Jr., Eric, and Barron Trump, WLFI launched trading of its own token on September 1, 2025. Earlier agreements with a UAE fund allowed the acquisition of a significant amount of the asset, contributing roughly $670 million to the family’s combined wealth. American Bitcoin Corp, founded in March 2025, also made a substantial impact. Eric Trump’s stake in the mining company surged in value to more than $500 million following a sharp increase in the firm’s stock price on September 3. Analysts note that these rapid gains signal a strategic pivot for the family, whose brand was traditionally tied to real estate, including Trump Tower in New York and Mar-a-Lago in Florida.  Future Plans and Industry Focus Despite media attention, the Trump Organization and the White House declined to comment on these developments. WLFI spokesperson David Waxman also avoided commenting on the family’s ventures. Looking ahead, the family is exploring real estate tokenization, with Eric Trump identified as an active supporter of this concept. Previously, WLFI proposed a mechanism for buying back and burning tokens to enhance asset value, signaling sophisticated strategies for long-term digital asset management. The rapid growth of these crypto holdings marks a clear shift in focus for the Trump family, as digital assets increasingly complement their traditional investments and offer a faster path to wealth expansion.  #WorldLibrtyFinancial #TRUMP #WLFI

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Why Is Ethereum Beating Bitcoin With Explosive Gains? Ethereum is up 30% over the last 48 hours, beating Bitcoin after crypto markets rallied on broader macroeconomic conditions. For the past two years, Ethereum's price has lagged behind Bitcoin. But over the past two days, ETH has been outpacing BTC and other major coins, with three analysts whom Decrypt contacted attributing its huge gains to a flawlessly executed technical upgrade and a few hopeful signs about the global economy. The analysts believe that Ethereum may have significant upside after languishing in the doldrums amid concerns about its underlying network's speed and efficiency. "The market is poised to reward ETH, the world's second-largest crypto asset, as it emerges from internal challenges, layer-1 competition, and Q1 risk-off pressures," said Joel Kruger, market strategist at LMAX Group, a financial technology firm offering foreign exchange and crypto trading services. "With the Ethereum Foundation advancing upgrades and a favorable global macro risk environment, investors are seizing heavily discounted prices."  On Thursday, the second-largest cryptocurrency by market capitalization smashed through the $2,000 threshold and later topped $2,400 early Friday, hitting its highest level in more than three months, according to crypto data provider CoinGecko. ETH, which was recently settled at $2,337, has gained 30% over the past 48 hours. Bitcoin has risen 8%.  Those gains, a continuation of an upswing in markets dating to early April, accelerated on Wednesday after the so-called Pectra upgrade, which aims to improve the Ethereum network's scalability and user friendliness. Pre-launch testing of the upgrade hit some snags, but those were ironed out in time for the mainnet launch, which encountered no such issues. Ethereum has faced increasing competition from Solana and other layer-1 networks whose proponents say are more capable than ETH. "Enthusiasm only grew after this week's flawless rollout of the Pectra upgrade, the biggest technical milestone since the merge," GSR Research Analyst Carlos Guzman said. He added that the upgrade, combined with "broader crypto tailwind fueled by encouraging macro headlines," was causing the rally.  It was the second major improvement in three years for Ethereum, following the 2022 merge, which changed the network from a proof-of-work blockchain to a proof-of-stake blockchain. Meanwhile, U.S. President Donald Trump this week appeared to ratchet back his trade war, signing a deal with the U.K. and suggesting plans to lower tariffs with China.  Risk-on assets responded with a flurry, with major indexes jumping on Thursday, including the tech-heavy Nasdaq and S&P 500. Amberdata's Director of Derivatives Greg Magadini told Decrypt that ETH last week was experiencing less volatility, and increased buying could lead it to "relief rally"—when negative news tends to be more positive than previously interpreted.  Even with this week's spike, however, Ethereum remains considerably down from its 2021 record of $4,878. Bitcoin, meanwhile, is only down 5% from its own peak price set back in January.

CoinShares Launches SPAC as Crypto Hits US ‘Inflection Point’   Sweden-listed cryptocurrency asset manager CoinShares is preparing to go public in the U.S. The company announced Monday (Sept. 8) that it had entered into a special purpose acquisition company (SPAC) agreement that will see CoinShares list on the Nasdaq, valuing it at $1.2 billion. Following the agreement, CoinShares will delist from the Swedish market. Jean-Marie Mognetti, co-founder and CEO of CoinShares, said the transaction marks an effort by the company to achieve “global leadership” amid a more favorable regulatory environment for crypto. “The case for digital assets as an investment class and blockchain as a transformative technology has reached a decisive inflection point and can no longer be ignored. There is no going back,” he said. “The U.S. is now serving as the crucible of the digital asset space. By listing in the United States, CoinShares is positioning itself to meet growing investor demand and to participate more fully in the evolution of this new industry.” The company said in the release said that it is the fourth-largest manager of digital asset ETP products globally, behind BlackRock, Grayscale and Fidelity, and the top manager in Europe, the Middle East and Africa with a 34% market share. The company also has roughly $10 billion in assets under management, a figure that has tripled in the last two years. CoinShares said it has also gone from a single platform with four products in 2021 to a 32-product suite spread across four platforms. CoinShares is among several crypto firms that have made an effort to go public on the U.S. markets this year, either through an initial public offering (IPO) or SPAC deals. This is happening as the U.S. government, under President Donald Trump, embraces the crypto sector after years of regulatory crackdown. Among the companies to already list are Circle, issuer of the USDC stablecoin, which had a blockbuster IPO earlier this year. The crypto exchange Bullish enjoyed similar success when it went public last month. “With Circle’s entry into the public market, a new chapter looks set to begin,” PYMNTS wrote June 5. “With blue-chip banks underwriting the deal and retail investors clamoring for shares, the traditional finance world appears more open than ever to embracing digital assets. Or, at least, the potentially regulated and transparent kind of digital assets.”