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President Trump released an ethics filing on July 1, 2026, listing two cryptocurrency wallets valued above $50 million each. Forbes estimates his total bitcoin exposure exceeds $500 million when including indirect holdings through Trump Media.
benzinga.comPresident Trump released an ethics filing on July 1, 2026, that listed two assets each valued above $50 million and described as cryptocurrency wallet virtual bitcoin keys held in cold wallets. Forbes reported that the filing marks the first public disclosure of the president's direct bitcoin holdings.
Forbes estimates President Trump's total bitcoin exposure, including his indirect share of Trump Media's investments, exceeds $500 million.
Trump Media announced plans to invest in bitcoin in summer 2025. One of the wallets is held by the same entity through which President Trump maintains his stake in World Liberty Financial, which generated nearly $800 million in proceeds. The second wallet is held by CIC Digital LLC, the company that launched Trump's memecoin and collected more than $635 million in royalties.
Bitcoin's price rose 82 percent from Election Day to October 2025 before falling 53 percent. The Trump Organization began adding bitcoin to its balance sheet after Eric Trump stated in September 2025 that every serious company has started or is starting to hold the cryptocurrency. President Trump spoke at a bitcoin conference in Nashville in 2024.
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upi.comInternational forces will deploy in southern Lebanon to support the Lebanese Army at the request of the Lebanese state. France and other European nations will participate alongside U.S. counterparts, though the mission's structure and timeline remain undecided.
forbes.comThe Tokyo-listed firm purchased another 2,823 BTC for $170.7 million, lifting total holdings to 43,000 BTC valued at $2.6 billion. The company also reported $10.85 million in Bitcoin Income Generation revenue for the second quarter.
A federal judge directed the Justice Department to release names and documents from the Epstein files by Thursday. The order follows a lawsuit claiming improper redactions under the Epstein Files Transparency Act.