Trump Family's Public Stock & Crypto Holdings in 2026: What Retail Investors Can Actually Buy

TradingKey - The Trump family's business dealings are still a hot topic of interest as we get into 2026 and below is a rundown of their publicly held assets in stocks and crypto. The sorts of things that ordinary folk can pick up on places like Nasdaq, NYSE American or any old crypto exchange. We're talking about big exchanges here. All of this info comes from financial reports, SEC filings and the like - all as of mid April 2026. Just to keep things in perspective, markets are ridiculously volatile, do your own research.

Major Stock Holdings

Based on Trump's filings to the Federal Election Commission and Office of Government Ethics, here are the stocks that are a part of Trump's portfolio.

DJT – Trump Media & Technology Group

Donald Trump himself has got a massive stake in one of the family businesses via a trust he can just cancel at will (he owns around 41% - that's roughly 114 million shares), and the family are pretty heavily involved in running the show. The company behind Truth Social, amongst other things, has basically shifted its focus to fintech and crypto. 

It's gone big for Bitcoin too - we're talking a big Bitcoin stash, thousands of coins, reported to be anything from 9,500 to 11,500 in recent times. This one holding is worth a pretty penny in its own right, to the tune of billions of dollars at the height of the crypto market frenzy - and since then the stock has been all over the place, widely traded as it is.

Trump Media's Truth Social ETFs (Truth.Fi)

In late 2025, Trump Media & Technology Group (DJT), partnered up with Yorkville America Equities to bring five "America First" themed ETFs to the market under their Truth.Fi brand - a new addition to their portfolio of funds. These passive investment funds all revolve around themes that are decidedly US-centric - American security and defense are a key focus, as is innovation and the next big frontiers (TSFN), alongside some seriously iconic US companies, energy security - and a peculiar little thing called Red State REITs.

These funds are now up for grabs to any retail investor on the NYSE and come with a reasonable expense ratio of about 0.65%. & while these five ETFs were still finding their footing - another set of crypto-focused ETF filings have been submitted to the authorities - think Bitcoin and Ethereum exposure - its a big future ahead. By early 2026, the initial batch of ETFs had managed to pull in about $46 million in assets.

Blue-Chip Tech and Other Stocks

On top of his massive stake in Trump Media & Technology Group, Donald Trump's personal financial disclosures show he also has holdings in some pretty well-known publicly traded companies. The value of these positions can swing from a few hundred thousand to a couple of million bucks (exactly how much can vary depending on the filing and market conditions). You'll actually be able to buy these stocks on major exchanges, just like anyone else.

• Apple Inc. (AAPL): Trump's stakes in Apple are worth anywhere from about $650,000 right up to $one point four million.
• Microsoft Corporation (MSFT): He's got a pretty healthy chunk of Microsoft, with the value coming in at over $630,000 - but in some ranges, that could be as high as $1.4 million.
• Nvidia Corporation (NVDA): This is one of the bigger tech holdings we've seen, and it's valued at somewhere between $615,000 and $1.3 million.
• Alphabet Inc. (GOOG / GOOGL): As the parent company of Google, Alphabet pops up in the filings with a value of around $431,000 to a whopping $965,000.
• Broadcom Inc. (AVGO): This is a major semiconductor company, and the filings show Trump's got a bit of a stake in it, worth anything from $580,000 to $1.2 million.
• Amazon Inc. (AMZN): His Amazon position is a bit smaller, and you'll typically see it valued between $250,000 and $500,000.

But it's not just tech stocks - the Trump disclosures also show a pretty sizable stake in Blue Owl Capital Corp. (NYSE: OBDC) - and that one's usually worth a pretty penny, over $5 million.

Looking beyond the big-name tech companies, some older filings show that they've got diversified investments in consumer and industrial companies - we're talking about the likes of Home Depot (HD), Johnson & Johnson (JNJ), JPMorgan Chase (JPM), Procter & Gamble (PG), Coca-Cola (KO), Berkshire Hathaway (BRK.B) - and a bunch of others. Some positions from the 2024 filings (we're talking about Cisco, Lockheed Martin, Netflix, Pfizer, Qualcomm) have actually dropped off or changed in the more recent reports.

These blue chip investments - the really solid, well-established companies - make up a relatively conservative part of the overall portfolio compared to their speculative bets on crypto and small-cap stocks.

Cryptocurrency & Digital Asset Holdings

The Trump family has a seriously big stake in cryptocurrencies and crypto-side projects - and it's all been laid out in financial disclosures, company reports and public filings. It's worth noting that these assets are super high-risk and can easily be bought & sold by anyone on major exchanges and DeFi platforms.

World Liberty Financial (WLFI token): A DeFi platform that was started by Donald Trump and his kids - & although Trump is still officially listed as one of the co-founders, its pretty clear that he's not really on board anymore. The Trump family & their associates own a stunning amount of WLFI tokens - we're talking a mind-boggling 22.5 billion of them. It's been reported that fully 75% of the cash raised from selling those tokens has apparently gone straight into accounts linked to the Trump family.

By the end of 2025, and maybe even into 2026, the family are said to have made over $1 billion from WLFI - that's according to all sorts of reputable news sources including Reuters amongst them. WLFI's been bouncing all over the place on the crypto exchanges - you know, just as volatile as it gets. And if you'll believe it, World Liberty Financial have also brought out their own USD1 stablecoin. Rumour has it that there's been talk of plans to get rid of a few of the tokens & lock up some of the rest for longer than they currently are - as of April 2026.

Trump-Linked Memecoins ($TRUMP and $MELANIA): These two meme tokens popped up in early 2025, and quickly went off the scales in value - only to crash spectacularly (for many people who bought in early, their losses were devastating). These are super volatile assets that are still being traded on crypto exchanges. And it looks like Trump himself didn't directly invest - but his family & friends did.

Bitcoin Exposure via Trump Media & Technology Group (DJT): Trump Media has basically taken a "bet" on Bitcoin - they now hold about 9,542 Bitcoin on their books (valued in hundreds of millions if Bitcoin's price stays up). That makes up a big chunk of their overall assets - at least alongside the day to day operations of the company.

Personal Ethereum (ETH) Holdings: Donald Trump's financial reports have mentioned his personal Ethereum holdings - usually around $1 million to $5 million.

Investments and Roles Involving Trump’s Sons

Donald Trump Jr. and Eric Trump have somehow found themselves on the boards, in advisory roles, or as shareholders of quite a few publicly traded companies that are connected to crypto, tech, or other related things.

American Bitcoin (ABTC): ABTC is a Bitcoin mining company that Eric Trump - yes, that Eric Trump - started along with a few other people, and Donald Trump Jr. has a chunk of the company too. Eric is actually the Chief Strategy Officer and Donald has a stake in the company - they both hold roughly 20%. The company went public last year after merging with another firm and has done pretty well, especially with its Bitcoin stash - they now hold over 7,000 Bitcoins. The stock itself is a type of small-cap play that does closely follow the price of Bitcoin.

Mixed Martial Arts Group Limited (NYSE American: MMA): Donald Trump Jr. is on their advisory board and he even invested with American Ventures LLC in late 2025. MMA is involved in digital finance and Web3 initiatives - they even signed a deal with some other company called World Liberty Financial. This is a company that we saw some pretty wild price swings - the kind that you usually see with small-cap stocks.

Dominari Holdings (DMNR / DOMH): This one was a bit of a splash when both Donald Trump Jr. and Eric Trump joined their advisory board and also invested in the company in early 2025. Dominari focuses on a bunch of financial services stuff from their Trump Tower office including investment banking, AI, and data centers. The share price did pop a bit after all this but its still only a tiny company.

Unusual Machines (UMAC): Donald Trump Jr. joined the advisory board and picked up a bunch of shares (331,580 to be exact) at the end of 2024. This company makes drone stuff and even landed a few government contracts.

PSQ Holdings / PublicSquare (PSQ): Donald Trump Jr. joined the board of directors in December 2024, right after the holidays. The stock price went a bit haywire after he joined the board.

The brothers have also been spotted at SPAC announcements - the latest being New America Acquisition I Corp, which is looking to invest in tech, manufacturing, logistics and supply chain companies.

Note On Performance: These crypto and tech stocks tied to the Trump family have been super volatile. It all depends on news flow, market feelings, and Bitcoin price. Loads of these have made big gains, only to have big falls later on. Keep in mind, these are speculative investments - do your own homework and don't invest in these without having a look.

Conclusion

The Trump clan's publicly disclosed investments are an interesting mix - solid blue-chip stocks with a higher chance of risk-taking via stints in media & tech, Bitcoin treasury strategies & cryptocurrencies. Donald Trump owns chunks of the likes of Apple (AAPL), Microsoft (MSFT), and Nvidia (NVDA), but the family's footprint is noticeably bigger in Trump Media & Technology Group (DJT), World Liberty Financial (WLFI), and a handful of smaller firms where Donald Trump Jr. and Eric Trump get to call the shots or own a piece of the action.

All these assets - whether they're traded on the Nasdaq or are crypto tokens - happen to be tradable, which lets everyday investors get in on the action. That said, the crypto & small-cap stuff has shown a pretty wild volatility - often driven by the latest news & how the price of Bitcoin is going. As you'd expect with any investment - past results don't guarantee future ones. So please, do your own homework and think carefully about how much risk you're willing to take on.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What Stocks Does Donald Trump Invest In? So Donald Trump has a pretty big stake in Trump Media (DJT) through a trust, which can be revoked if he wants it to be. He also has some pretty well-known tech stocks like Apple, Microsoft, Nvidia, Alphabet and Amazon.
2. Is Donald Trump Investing In Cryptocurrency? Yep, he's getting in on that action too - through a company called World Liberty Financial, plus a couple of memorable meme coins (called $TRUMP and $MELANIA) which he's got to be honest about, and a few other bits and bobs in Ethereum and Bitcoin.
3. What Is This World Liberty Financial (WLFI) Anyway? WLFI is a kind of platform that Trump and his sons started. The family basically owns something like 22.5 billion tokens & get paid out 75% of all the cash raised from selling tokens. To date, they've already picked up over a billion dollars in the process but the value of those tokens can go all over the place!
4. Are The Trump-Related Memecoins Any Good For Keeping Up Your Savings? Not really. They're super speculative and have seen some pretty wild swings in value with some rapid gains followed by massive corrections you know, minus 90% or more.
5. Why Is Trump Media Getting Into Bitcoin? Because they're trying to shift their focus into fintech and digital stuff. DJT holds around 9,500 to 11,500 Bitcoin as part of their corporate strategy & it's pretty much in line with what other companies are doing.