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Trump Reports $2.2 Billion Personal Revenue in First Year of Second Term
A financial disclosure filed Tuesday shows President Trump collected $2.2 billion during his first year back in office. The figure stems mainly from cryptocurrency holdings and licensing deals.
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The 900-page filing lists holdings across hundreds of companies. Crypto accounted for the largest share, with $798 million tied to World Liberty Financial and an associated stablecoin venture. A separate licensing agreement generated $635 million from memecoins issued by Celebration Coins.
The report also records media-related income, including $10.7 million received by Melania Trump from a documentary released by Amazon MGM Studios.
Trump told reporters Wednesday that the gains resulted from rising stock prices. The filing further shows $77,808 paid to him from the SAG-AFTRA pension fund, reflecting his 1992 membership in the union.
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