President Trump’s latest financial disclosure shows he earned $57,355,532 last year from a family-linked cryptocurrency project.
The record comes from his stake in World Liberty Financial, co‑founded in 2024 by Zach Witkoff, son of Trump’s envoy Steve Witkoff, and the president’s three sons, Donald Jr., Eric, and Barron.
His personal crypto wallet holds between $1,000,001 and $5 million, according to the Office of Government Ethics report released on Friday, a New York Post reported.
This article reviews the key highlights of President Trump’s most recent financial disclosure, focusing on his earnings from a family-linked cryptocurrency venture and other revenue streams.
Wide Range of Royalty Payments
The 234‑page document lists a mix of payments tied to Trump’s name and likeness. He received $3 million in royalties for the “Save America” coffee table book.
Watch and fragrance deals brought in $2.8 million and $2.5 million respectively. The sale of his “45 Guitar” earned $1,055,100, while his “Greenwood Bible” added $1,306,035. Digital trading cards also generated $1,057,490 under a licensing agreement.
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Stock, Bonds and Speaking Fees
Beyond crypto and royalties, Trump’s holdings span stocks and bonds across 145 pages. He pulled in more than $700,000 from paid speaking events over the past year. These figures highlight how varied his income sources are, combining traditional investments with new digital ventures.
The White House stressed that Trump’s assets sit in a trust managed by his children during his second term. Officials say no business ties conflict with his duties. This arrangement covers his crypto holdings, real estate interests, and brand licensing agreements.
Liabilities and Legal Damages
Trump’s liabilities remain substantial. He still owes over $100 million in mortgages on properties like Trump Tower in New York and Doral Golf Club in Miami. The disclosure also notes a jury award of $88 million to E. Jean Carroll in her defamation suit.
A separate civil fraud judgment of $454 million, won by New York’s attorney general, is included as well. Trump’s team says both legal awards are stayed pending appeal.
Trumps Rising Crypto Wealth
Earlier reports from UnoCrypto estimated that Trump’s crypto ventures added about $1 billion to his wealth in just nine months. On June 5, this surge pushed his net worth to around $5.6 billion. These gains came as he embraced digital tokens and related projects to bolster cash flow.
As Trump continues to blend traditional business with emerging crypto platforms, his financial profile grows more complex.
Observers will watch how regulators and investors respond to his expanding digital footprint. For now, the latest disclosure underscores the rising role of cryptocurrency in the president’s income mix.
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