PANews reported on October 20th that Forbes reported that Trump's youngest son, Barron, is worth just over $150 million through his family's cryptocurrency business. In September 2024, DT Marks Defi LLC, which holds a stake in the Trump family's World Liberty, acquired a total of 22.5 billion crypto tokens called $WLFI. According to financial disclosure documents filed by Trump as president, as of the beginning of this year, he held a 70% stake in DT Marks Defi LLC, with his family holding the remaining 30%. His sons Eric, Don Jr., and Barron are listed as co-founders, each receiving 10% if the 30% stake were split equally. According to company and client disclosures, World Liberty had sold approximately $675 million worth of tokens by August 2025. Barron's after-tax profit was approximately $38 million. In March of this year, World Liberty announced the launch of another product: USD1, a stablecoin pegged to the US dollar. USD1 has a market capitalization of approximately $2.6 billion, indicating a valuation of approximately $880 million for the company behind it. An entity affiliated with the Trump family appears to hold approximately 38% of the project, with Barron's share estimated to be worth approximately $34 million. Subsequently, in August, World Liberty reached an agreement with Alt5 Sigma, a publicly traded medical company that is attempting to transform into a cryptocurrency treasury. Alt5 also used previously raised funds to purchase $717 million worth of World Liberty Financial tokens, of which over $500 million went to Trump family companies, leaving Barron with approximately $41 million after taxes. Furthermore, Barron holds approximately 2.25 billion World Liberty tokens, representing 10% of the 22.5 billion tokens initially allocated to Trump family-affiliated companies. Combined, Barron's 10% stake is currently valued at approximately $45 million. Taking all of these assets into account, Barron's net worth is slightly over $150 million.