In a 927-page document, United States President Donald Trump disclosed that his companies received almost USD 800 million from World Liberty Financial. Notably, the company was co-founded by him and his sons.
Trump has reported over USD 1.4 billion in income from family’s crypto ventures last year, as per his mandatory financial report for 2025.This also included USD 520 million from sales of crypto tokens and more than $250 million from the sale of interests in the World Liberty business.
The US President reported another USD 635 million from the sale of his Trump meme coins.
His reported holdings include:
Bitcoin (BTC): World’s largest cryptocurrency
Ethereum (ETH): Leading smart-contract blockchain
Chainlink (LINK): Decentralized oracle network
Tron (TRX): Blockchain focused on digital content and decentralized applications
World Liberty Financial (WLFI) tokens
Income from the $TRUMP memecoin, which alone generated around $635 million
CoinDCX Research Team, citing financial disclosure, highlighted that President Trump holds more than $100M in crypto assets, including Bitcoin and Ethereum. The disclosure also shows he earned over $1.46B from crypt ventures, including $500M+ from World Liberty Financial and $635M from $TRUMP memecoin sales.
Notably, no other US president earlier has had such extensive personal financial exposure to an industry that is simultaneously being regulated by the federal government.
Trump’s personal fortune has surged because of crypto, and analysts argue this creates at least the appearance of a conflict of interest, even if the White House maintains that his businesses are managed independently by his family.
For 2025, the US President also disclosed more than USD 80 million in income from legal settlements with media companies and USD 52 million from overseas licensing deals, largely driven by partnerships in the Middle East.
Key cryptocurreny, Bitcoin, has fallen to a fresh 21-month low as the concerns about the largest corporate buyer of the token weakened sentiment as well as the prospect of higher interest rates.
In the early trade, Bitcoin dropped as much as 1.5% to $57,742 in Asia trading, its lowest level since September 17, 2024.
