https://fr.euronews.com/2026/06/30/etats-unis-la-cour-supreme-annule-le-decret-de-donald-trump-limitant-le-droit-du-sol
The New York Times has reported that former President Donald Trump’s family has gained significant revenue from the cryptocurrency industry, particularly through ventures launched since late 2024. This revenue surge has been primarily driven by the family’s involvement in World Liberty Financial (WLF), a cryptocurrency venture co-founded by Donald Trump and his sons. The venture has generated substantial profits from token sales and investments, including a significant $500 million input from the UAE. These developments come amidst a broader backdrop of declining retail investor returns in related markets.
The recent report on Trump’s financial gains appears to be influencing market expectations for other cryptocurrency projects. Notably, the market for the Base token launch by the end of 2026 has seen a decrease in perceived likelihood, currently priced at 25% YES, down from 28% over the past 24 hours. The implication of Trump’s successful crypto ventures may contribute to a moderate increase in interest and sentiment around similar projects.
Market participants seem to be weighing the potential for positive sentiment in the cryptocurrency space against broader market uncertainties. The current odds for a Base token launch by the end of 2026 are lower than last week, suggesting that while there is some support for a launch, the market remains cautious.
