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In my interpretation, the meaning of that sentence is "my fortune is made", made as in successful, or something that makes Gargamel's life prosperous. Is it wrong?
And then since "faite" can be a form of an adjective and also a passive voice. I don't know which one suits it in this context. Is it considered as an adjective or not?
In this context, Gargamel is being very optimist and is making the claim that his fortune is already realized and that he will have a prosperous life thanks to the tree trunk made of gold.
You are right. "Faite" is an adjective and it means that Gargamel is rich now.
Vous avez raison. "Faite" est un adjectif et cela signifie que Gargamel est maintenant riche.
