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President's annual disclosure shows $1.4 billion from cryptocurrency ventures
The filing reports that cryptocurrency-related income accounted for the large majority of the president's personal earnings last year. The disclosure is required under federal rules for senior officials.
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The president's mandatory annual financial disclosure shows earnings of more than $1.4 billion from cryptocurrency ventures last year. That amount represented the overwhelming majority of the president's personal earnings, according to the report. The filing states that the income was generated in large part through policies supporting cryptocurrency markets.
Disclosure requirements Federal rules require the president and other senior officials to file annual financial reports detailing sources of income. The current filing covers activity from the previous calendar year.
Reported reactions The report has prompted accusations that the president used the office to increase personal and family wealth. No specific individuals or agencies are named in connection with those accusations in the available reporting.
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