President Trump's Financial Disclosure Shows $1.4 Billion From Crypto Ventures

A 927-page financial disclosure report released Tuesday by the Office of Government Ethics shows that President Trump's cryptocurrency-related income reached approximately $1.4 billion in 2025. The figure, estimated by The New York Times and Reuters, stems mainly from World Liberty Financial and the $TRUMP meme coin.

The report places the crypto earnings within a larger total that also includes stock trades, global real estate holdings, and royalties from Trump-branded products. Officials stated that earnings during the current term exceed those recorded before the term began.

An executive order directed agencies to promote responsible growth of digital assets and blockchain technology. The president replaced the Securities and Exchange Commission chair with Paul Atkins, a former commissioner who had advised cryptocurrency firms.

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The measure sets the first federal rules for stablecoins whose value is tied to the dollar. A White House spokesperson said the administration supports the GENIUS Act and the CLARITY Act to provide regulatory clarity and encourage institutional participation.

House deputy press secretary Anna Kelly told Newsweek on Wednesday that neither the president nor his family has engaged in conflicts of interest. She added that the administration aims to make the United States the crypto capital of the world. Former White House lawyer Ty Cobb told CNN that policies appear designed to enrich the president and his family.

The president told reporters he does not speak with those who manage his finances and attributed wealth growth to broader stock-market gains.