Former President Donald Trump has 30 days to come up with $454 million, in cash or bond, after Judge Arthur Engoron officially filed his massive civil fraud trial ruling Friday, court records show. The official filing, titled “JUDGMENT – MONEY,” also starts the clock on the 9 percent per annum interest Trump must pay on the judgment, the Attorney General’s office told the New York Daily News. “That figure includes prejudgment interest,” noted Law360 reporter Stewart Bishop. “If Trump wants to stay that order while he appeals, he’s going to have to post a bond or deposit probably around $454 mi…