半年战绩数亿：特朗普家族成“加密总统”最大赢家

比推Pubblicato 2025-07-22Pubblicato ultima volta 2025-07-22

自2025年1月20日唐纳德·特朗普（Donald Trump）二主白宫以来，曾以房地产和传统媒体巨头示人的川普家族，通过一系列大胆的数字资产投资，巧妙地将其政治品牌与新兴的加密经济深度融合，不仅刷新了自身的财富版图，也为政治人物如何利用数字资产积累财富和影响力提供了新的样本。

以下为这半年以来，特朗普与加密行业相关的关键事件梳理：

川普家族在加密领域的布局，自2025年1月上任后便呈现出清晰的时间线和多元化的投资组合：

1月20日，就任前后meme币的诞生：总统夫妇率先在Solana区块链上推出了TRUMP和MELANIA代币。这些代币不仅是政治支持的象征，更成为其家族数字资产布局的开端。
1月21日，对Ross Ulbricht的赦免：这一举动被视为川普政府向加密货币社群释放积极信号，尤其受到加密自由意志主义运动的欢迎。
3月6日/7日，战略布局与行业对话：川普政府通过行政命令设立国家战略比特币储备，并举办白宫加密峰会，邀请行业领袖和政策制定者共同探讨加密货币的未来，展现了其对数字资产的高度重视。
3月25日，稳定币USD1的推出：川普家族支持的World Liberty Financial（WLFI）推出美元稳定币USD1。该稳定币首先在以太坊和币安智能链上流通，并计划在未来应用于大规模的机构投资。
5月29日，高调的TRUMP晚宴：川普在纽约举办的TRUMP晚宴，进一步巩固了$TRUMP代币在其支持者中的地位，并为早期投资者提供了独特的回报。
7月18日，《GENIUS法案》的签署：川普签署了这项两党合作的法案，为稳定币制定了监管和消费者保护规定，旨在鼓励创新并为加密货币市场创建新的结构。这标志着加密货币在美国的监管框架正逐步完善。
7月21日，DJT宣布累积巨额比特币：川普媒体与科技集团宣布已累积约20亿美元的比特币及相关资产，其中比特币将占据川普媒体流动性总资产的三分之一，凸显了比特币在其战略投资中的核心地位。

根据《福布斯》的计算，唐纳德·川普的净资产已飙升至56亿美元，其中加密货币持有量贡献了超过10亿美元，成为其家族财富增长的关键驱动力。

具体来看，川普家族的加密货币资产组合收益包括：

NFTs：川普早期的NFT交易卡销售带来了约700万美元的收入，税后净收益约为400万美元。
World Liberty Financial (WLFI) 代币：估计为川普家族带来了约3.9亿美元的收益（税后约2.46亿美元）。WLFI推出的USD1稳定币市值已达22亿美元，预计每年可产生约1亿美元的利息收入，其中川普个人在此业务中的权益可能高达5900万美元。
$TRUMP迷因币收益：通过交易费和与美元挂钩的加密货币，川普家族获得了约3.15亿美元的收入。此外，其持有的$TRUMP储备中，已解锁部分目前价值约4.27亿美元，未来还有92%的代币将陆续解锁，这预示着巨大的潜在收益。

过去六个月，美国政治与加密市场的边界正在被重新定义。白宫的新主人以令人惊讶的速度，完成了一场个人财富与行业发展的双重实验，不过，这种模式在带来巨大经济利益的同时，也引发了对政治人物利用影响力进行个人利益变现的深思。无论争议如何，川普无疑正在将加密货币推向主流，并在全球范围内重新定义政治与财富的关系。

作者：Mary Liu

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