After the midterm elections, the Trump family's crypto assets began to be repriced.

Official TRUMP token fell about 21% and World Liberty Financial’s WLFI dropped more than 7% during and after the Nov. 3 U.S. midterm count, even as bitcoin and most other assets rose, as Democrats swept both chambers of Congress. The split move shows markets are repricing the Trump family’s political exposure rather than treating the election as a broad crypto negative. The incoming House Oversight Committee chair has said subpoena power will be used from January to investigate the family’s crypto dealings, with World Liberty Financial and its UAE investment a focus, shifting scrutiny from letters to enforceable demands. Separately, a wallet tied to Trump Media moved about 4,259 BTC, worth roughly $344 million, to Crypto.com, nearly matching the 4,260.73 BTC pledged as collateral for convertible notes disclosed June 30. Noteholders can demand cash repayment on Nov. 30 in a window that may approach $1 billion, and while the company has not commented, the transfer looks like collateral custody preparation; watch whether TRUMP and WLFI retain any political premium once subpoenas become live.