Influencer Adin Ross Laments Losing Over $10M Due To Trump's Tariffs After Gifting The President A Rolex

Donald Trump supporter Adin Ross has revealed that his portfolio took a hit to the tune of over $10 million since the tariffs hit the market.

The influencer declared that the situation is "so bad" but didn't utter any critical remark about Donald Trump, instead saying that "it'll get better."

Several other Trump supporters have publicly shared how much they've lost since the sweeping tariffs hit the market.

Popular streamer and influencer Adin Ross is making headlines for the staggering financial loss he has suffered since Trump's tariffs hit the market.

In a recent livestream with DJ Akademiks, Ross revealed that his losses run up to multiple millions of dollars, particularly citing the effects of the tariffs on the market, per Latin Times.

Ross garnered attention in August 2024 when Trump appeared on his livestream, where he gifted him a $100,000+ custom Cybertruck, Rolex, and his endorsement.

"People are getting killed, me too," DJ Akademiks said, referencing the stock market.

"We all are," Ross replied.

The 23-year-old streamer was then asked how much he lost before admitting, "Eight figures."

"Damn! You over here like, damn, Kamala, come back to me!" DJ Akademiks joked, taunting Ross that he may regret his decision to endorse the president now that his policy has cost him at least $10 million.

Despite it all, Ross didn't say anything negative against Trump.

"It's bad, I'm not gonna lie to you," Ross said. "It'll get better, but it's bad though."

Ross has shown his support for Trump in more ways than one over the last few years, especially before he emerged victorious in the November elections versus Kamala Harris.

The streamer traveled to Mar-a-Lago in August 2024 and broadcast his meeting with the then-presidential candidate on his channel.

He also gifted Trump a Tesla Cybertruck custom wrapped with Donald Trump's likeness. On November 5, 2024, the Internet personality took to X to claim that he'd bet a million on Donald Trump to win the 2024 US Presidential Elections, writing that Trump was the only candidate "right for this country."

"Trump 2024. I put a million on the boss. I know he's gonna secure it for America. The only presidential candidate that's fit right for this country," he said, per reports.

The Kick streamer may not have to bother so much about money amid the negative impacts of Trump's tariff.

Ross revealed in a recent livestream how much he earns on Kick two years after joining the streaming platform.

"1,000 viewers means about $100 an hour, while 50 viewers nets around $10 an hour," he explained, per Game Rant.

To show what that looks like, he pointed to his April 1 stream, where he teamed up with xQc and Sneako for just under five hours and earned $27,169.

Talking to new streamers, Ross said Kick makes growing fast and easy, adding, "I streamed for five hours and made 30 grand."

Ross also declared that the streaming giant is planning a new feature that'll enable viewers to earn money by watching streams.

Ross isn't the only vocal Trump supporter who shared how much they were impacted by the president's tariffs. Barstool Sports founder Dave Portnoy also recently admitted during a livestream that he was down $7 million.

"Dave, how much are you down right now and today? Seven million," he said. "I'm down seven million bucks in stocks and crypto. And it's Tariff City."

"Trump has put his tariffs all over the place. I've been trying to understand them. I don't. It's more a trade deficit tariff to me," Portnoy continued.

He added, "To me like, 'Hey, we get this much sh-t from you, and you get this much from us. Let's even that up. Let's get some wacky formula and do tariffs.' And everything's in the sh--ter because of it."

Like Ross, Portnoy did not have anything bad to say about Trump despite the effects of the tariff implementation on the economy and instead, he praised the president as a "smart guy."

"I voted for Trump. I think he's a smart guy. You may not love him, [but] I think he's smart," he stated. "I also think he's playing a high-stakes game here. I'm gonna roll with him for a couple days, a couple weeks, and see how this pans out."

Portnoy continued, "My impression of Trump is he makes big moves, big statements, sees how people play if off. The art of the deal is a moving thing."

He then labeled former President Joe Biden "incompetent" and said, "I'm going to give Trump the benefit of the doubt here."