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how the Trump's family generated $2.3 billion from their crypto ventures ↓
→ they used almost none of their own money (setup costs were under $1 million per project)
→ they licensed their family name and brand to these projects
→ they heavily promoted the crypto ventures (especially on social media)
→ they sold tokens and shares very early, when prices were hyped
→ this gave them large cuts of the revenue (eg. a 75% share of token sales in one major project) with little personal risk if prices later fell.
the four crypto ventures ↓
→ World Liberty Financial (WLFI) – the biggest one; it sent more than $1.6 billion to the family (mainly from selling governance tokens)
→ $TRUMP meme coin – the family earned roughly $616 million from this
→ AI Financial Corp. – one of the four projects using the same low-risk model
→ American Bitcoin – the fourth project in the group
tl;dr - leverage family's brand, minimal risk exposure and take profits during hype
hope you learned a thing or two.
Jun 9
JUST IN: 🇺🇸 Trump family has made $2,300,000,000 in profit from its crypto ventures.
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Gm legends
Words of affirmation for the week??
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Guest speakers :
@bull_boiy
@hyperstrike
@adrianisxx
you won’t want to miss this one.
see you there ↓ x.com/i/spaces/1qxoNewjqRaJv
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with a capped supply of 21 million tokens.
according to the whitepaper, bitcoin was built to be a p2p electronic cash system.
but there is not much spending happening, it’s more of buying and hodling.
do you think we got Satoshi’s memo wrong ?
add your voice to this conversation tomorrow ↓
crash. panic. uncertainty.
we've been here before.
from the hacks and scams, to those actually building.
we're getting into all of it.
tell me, are we still getting a new meta?
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crash. panic. uncertainty.
we've been here before.
from the hacks and scams, to those actually building.
we're getting into all of it.
tell me, are we still getting a new meta?
top narratives in crypto and the problems they solve ↓
pick one narrative. learn it cold. that's your edge.
→ Layer 1
governments can freeze your account overnight.
L1s are the base layer of crypto, where anyone can send and store value without permission.
→ Layer 2
blockchain was too slow and too expensive for regular people to use. L2s are built on L1s, and make transactions faster and cheaper.
→ Commodities and Tokenization
gold and real estate locked wealth behind brokers and borders. tokenization puts those assets onchain, fractional and tradeable 24/7.
→ AI and Automation
AI is getting powerful but big tech controls the infrastructure. crypto gives AI agents their own wallets and rails, no platform can shut them down.
→ Prediction Markets
polls lie. experts get it wrong. prediction markets let people bet real money on outcomes, and that price signal turns out to be more accurate than any analyst.
→ Neo Banks
1.3 billion people have no bank account. neobanks give them a wallet, a stablecoin, and access to the global economy.
→ Perpetual DEX
FTX collapsed and froze billions in customer funds overnight. perp dexs exist because centralized exchanges proved they can't be trusted, even the biggest ones.
→ DeFi Protocols
banks charge fees to move your own money. DeFi runs lending, borrowing and trading on open code, anyone can use it.
which one do you think runs in 2026 ?
and which is already dead ?
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My first ever crypto purchase was pure influencer marketing.
A massive name in the space shilled a token, and I bought right in and made profit.
Sometimes their calls brought profit, other times they ended in a complete loss.
I had to zoom out and analyze my own behavior.
I realized I was strictly following the hype of tokens shilled by influencers without understanding the actual market mechanics.
Once I stopped blindly following and started actually learning how things work behind the scenes, everything shifted.
>> Less noise
>> Minimized losses
>> Much better positioning.
But looking at this from a broader brand perspective, it raises high concern.
Do influencers actually drive real crypto adoption, or do they just create temporary hype and exit liquidity?
We are unpacking the good, the bad, and the reality of Web3 influencer marketing.
Join us in the Space as we break this down.
Bring your stories and let’s have this conversation
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It has been a while, but I am finally back to hosting Spaces for the first time this year.
Tomorrow, I will be hosting DBEST Spaces alongside @TEN__nft and @elfmlwl to discuss a very big question
"Where should incentives go?"
Whether you are a founder giving out rewards or a user receiving them.
We want to hear your point of view. Come and share your thoughts.
If you are also founder currently building a Web3 project or a user interacting with one currently, your opinion also matters on this.
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if you’re using AI to actually get things done
built something with vibe coding?
saved hours on your workflow?
found a tool that changed the game?
then come share it (or steal ideas from those who did).
what is your most used AI tool right now?
drop 'em in the comments, and set a reminder ↓
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when missiles fly and markets shake
where does crypto stand?
sanctions, capital controls, inflation, narratives.
where does crypto really fit when conflict erupts?
Join us as we unpack how war reshapes capital flows, narratives, and the future of digital assets.
set your reminders ↓
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