Controversial forex trader Kenyan Prince has publicly declared his net worth is 560 million Kenyan Shillings. He made the revelation during a wide-ranging interview with Tony Mwirigi on the Over 1M Podcast.

The 23-year-old trader, known for his flamboyant lifestyle, claimed his wealth is built on savvy investments and high-stakes trading.

The Breakdown of a Half-Billion Shilling Empire

During the interview, Kenyan Prince valued his total assets at 4.4 million US dollars. He clarified that this figure encompasses everything he owns, including his businesses, luxury car collection, and real estate.

The trader attributed the majority of his success to his activities in the financial markets.

"Trading is my major source of income," he stated. He estimated that forex trading has contributed "more than 60 to 70%" to his total net worth.

"560 million Kenyan shillings, which consists of everything I own that is network, everything my businesses, my cars, and everything I own,” he clarified.

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Beyond trading, he claimed to earn a significant monthly profit from various investments.

"I'm doing like 28 to 29 million at least the least amount of money you're making a month profit-wise," he told the host.

Real Estate Bought With 'Pocket Change'

The interview took place at his new residence, a property he claimed to have purchased outright. He told Mwirigi that he bought the mansion for 29 million Shillings while he was travelling in Dubai.

"I bought this house while I was in Dubai with some pocket change," he said. He explained that he needed the space because his previous parking was insufficient for his growing fleet of vehicles.

The 'Forex Engine' of East Africa

Kenyan Prince addressed his standing in the local trading industry with characteristic confidence. He dismissed the idea that he is a pioneer but insisted he is the current driving force of the market.

"I am the forex engine, actually not even in Kenya but in East and Central Africa. I am the engine," he declared. He further asserted that he has mentored many successful individuals who are now prominent in the field.

From Borrowed Phones to Luxury Fleets

The trader reflected on his rapid rise to wealth. He recalled a time when he could not afford basic technology to start his career.

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"I used to borrow a neighbor's phone so that I could shoot a YouTube video nipost," he shared.

Today, he owns a collection of nine mobile phones and several luxury cars, including an Audi, a GLE, and a recently acquired Range Rover worth 9.5 million Shillings.

Despite the criticism he often faces online, he remains focused on his growth. "Nothing and I mean absolutely nothing can bring me down, bro nothing," he concluded.