Crypto wallet linked to Donald Trump hits $10 million in value: Arkham

A crypto wallet linked to former President and leading Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump holds around $10 million worth of assets. 

The wallet holds $7.12 million worth of MAGA tokens, known by its ticker TRUMP +5.12% , according to blockchain data tracker Arkham Intelligence. The MAGA tokens were originally puchased with wrapped ether on Uniswap, Arkham noted.

The wallet also holds 463.441 ETH ($1.84 million) and 1 million tokens of MAGA VP (MVP) valued at around $509,000.

Earlier today, the wallet's holdings surpassed $10 million and are currently valued at $9.95 million.

Arkham noted on X that much of the wallet's value comes from appreciating assets, especially MAGA. The token is trading at $12.43 after experiencing an 8.3% increase in the past day, according to The Block's Price Page . MVP is worth around $0.48 a token, having dropped 12.7% within the last day, CoinMarketCap price data shows .

With the wallet's performance, Trump remains the top celebrities in terms of cryptocurrency holdings, surpassing others such as Justin Bieber, Kevin Hart and Jimmy Fallon.

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Arkham connected the wallet address to the former president using information from his financial statements filed in August 2023.

At the time the connection was made, Trump held nearly $5 million in ETH and had earned $4.9 million in royalties from the Trump Digital Trading Card NFT collection , bringing him to a " crypto whale " status. The wallet sold off $2.4 million worth of ETH in December 2023, The Block previously reported.

At the 2024 Libertarian National Convention on May 25, Trump brought up supporting self-custody rights, banning central bank digital currencies and even freeing the incarcerated Silk Road founder Ross Ulbricht — for which Ulbricht expressed gratitude. Despite previously denouncing bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies, Trump noted feeling "positive and open-minded" to the cryptocurrency industry, showing that it is indeed becoming an increasingly political issue.