According to the latest Forbes billionaires list, Donald Trump's net worth has seen a significant increase of $1.4 billion over the past year, now totaling $6.5 billion. This growth has elevated him in the global ranking from 700th to 645th out of 3,428 billionaires listed. A substantial part of this increase has been attributed to his ventures in digital currencies, highlighting a notable shift in his business strategy.

A key contributor to Trump's financial growth has been his stake in World Liberty Financial, which he co-owns. The company recently sold 49% of its shares to Aryam Investments, a firm backed by Sheikh Tahnoon bin Zayed Al Nahyan, a member of the UAE royal family, for $200 million. This transaction marks a significant turning point for the company and illustrates Trump's ongoing influence in the blossoming cryptocurrency market.

In addition to this lucrative sale, World Liberty Financial also reported substantial revenue from selling digital assets, generating $550 million last year. Trump's 38% share in the company continues to play a crucial role in his wealth accumulation. His unexpected advocacy for Bitcoin during his second term as President reflects a transformative shift in his investment approach, potentially leading the way for broader acceptance of cryptocurrencies among high-profile investors.