Perusing of his multiple declarations on paper and viewing of many prior depositions, Trump has a pattern of frequently fraudulently fabricating (lying/perjuring himself) by a factor of "times 10," likely because it could more easily be claimed to be a simple mistake versus the actual fraud that it is. If Trump claimed in deposition under oath that he had $400 million in cash, it is likely he actually had around $40 million.

Either Trump was lying about that -- under oath -- or he spent a whole bunch of it between then and now.

Or both.

The massive judgment against him is because he routinely lies about how much everything he owns is worth.

Exactly... and by a factor of 10. Easier to claim it was a simple mistake versus an outright lie.

Proving without doubt "there is more than one way to skin a cat."

He has already had to put up two bonds to cover the judgments in the two defamation cases E. Jean Carroll won against him (to the tune of almost $100 million, combined, with interest)...

Trump actually put up one bond for $91.63 million in the defamation case known colloquially as "Carroll I" and $5.5 million cash in a trust for the sexual assault/adjudicated rape case known as "Carroll II." Although the defamation case "Carrol I" was filed before the sexual assault case "Caroll II," the assault case went to trial first.