#TrumpBitcoinEmpire As of now, Donald Trump does not have a direct “Bitcoin empire,” but his involvement with cryptocurrency has increased, especially after leaving the U.S. presidency. Initially, Trump was openly critical of Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies, calling them “a scam” and claiming they were a threat to the U.S. dollar. However, by 2024, his stance appeared to soften, particularly after launching his own NFT collections—the Trump Digital Trading Cards—which sold out quickly and earned millions of dollars in crypto, mostly in Ethereum (ETH).

Recently, during his 2024 campaign and afterwards, Trump started signaling support for crypto, promising to protect Bitcoin mining in the U.S. and to promote crypto freedom. He also publicly acknowledged accepting Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies for political donations.

While Trump doesn’t have a company or foundation directly called a Bitcoin empire, he has positioned himself as a pro-crypto figure, especially compared to some U.S. politicians. His involvement mainly revolves around NFTs, crypto donations, and public political support rather than owning large-scale Bitcoin mining or investment operations.