Key Highlights988,905 TRUMP memecoin investors — representing two-thirds of total participants — suffered combined losses of $3.81 billion by late JuneTrump collected more than $630 million personally from the cryptocurrency venture as its value plummeted 97% from all-time highsEarly-entry sophisticated traders secured approximately $4 billion in gains ahead of the market collapse85% of World Liberty Financial token purchasers recorded losses amounting to $83 million in aggregateCivil litigation remains a possibility despite the SEC discontinuing memecoin investigations in 2025, according to legal scholarsThe president unveiled his namesake memecoin merely three days prior to taking office in January 2025. The digital asset surged beyond $73 before collapsing to its current trading range around $1.70 — representing a decline exceeding 97%.Trump PriceData compiled by blockchain analytics platform Nansen indicates that 988,905 unique wallet addresses — approximately two-thirds of all participants — experienced financial losses on the cryptocurrency. Cumulative losses reached $3.81 billion through June 2026.Trump’s official financial disclosure statement, published in late June, revealed personal earnings surpassing $630 million specifically from the TRUMP token. His aggregate cryptocurrency-related income for the previous year exceeded $1.4 billion.2/3 of retail investors lost money on the $TRUMP memecoin…According to the New York Times, close to 1 million people lost a combined $3.81 billion on Trump's memecoin, which launched in early 2025.The meme is still worth more than $400M but is well down from all-time highs… pic.twitter.com/Nx8P07r9uJ— BSCN (@BSCNews) July 6, 2026Nansen characterized the situation as one where “a limited group of early participants extracted massive profits while mainstream retail investors bore the financial burden.” Approximately 500,000 early adopters and experienced traders collectively secured $4 billion in returns.The token’s design enabled Trump to generate revenue through transaction fees independent of price performance. Following the launch, Trump actively promoted the cryptocurrency through multiple posts on his Truth Social platform.Nicholas Pinto, who voted for Trump in 2024 and lost approximately half his $500,000 stake, described the situation to the New York Times as: “It is almost a legal scam.”The White House rejected such descriptions. Press secretary Anna Kelly stated that Trump “proudly made the United States the crypto capital of the world” and emphasized that all decisions were made “in the best interest of the American people.”World Liberty Financial Token Holders Face Similar LossesNansen’s analysis also examined World Liberty Financial, a cryptocurrency venture associated with Trump and his three sons. The project markets a token designated WLFI, originally priced at 1.5 cents before adjusting to 5 cents.Among nearly 27,000 monitored wallet addresses, 85% registered losses totaling $83 million. The remaining participants gained a collective $23 million.The digital asset has declined 82% since becoming accessible on secondary trading platforms in September. A World Liberty representative attributed the downturn to wider market corrections.Trump’s financial disclosure documented earnings just below $800 million from the World Liberty Financial platform. A Trump-affiliated entity receives 75% of all WLFI token sales irrespective of price movements.Potential Legal Challenges PersistThe Securities and Exchange Commission declared in February 2025 that it would cease examining memecoin-related activities, potentially restricting immediate regulatory enforcement against Trump.The TRUMP memecoin platform featured a legal disclaimer characterizing the token as an “expression of support” rather than an investment vehicle.Nevertheless, New York University legal ethics professor Stephen Gillers suggested the disclaimers might not prevent future private lawsuits from investors seeking compensation for losses.Addressing conflict of interest concerns during a CNBC interview, Trump asserted there was “nothing illegal” and “nothing wrong” with his cryptocurrency earnings, noting that other parties managed his investments.The post Trump’s Memecoin Generated $630M for Him While Investors Lost $3.81 Billion appeared first on Blockonomi.