- Donald Trump’s 2025 financial disclosure shows his crypto ventures generated over $1.1 billion.
- The biggest contributors were $635M from TRUMP memecoin and $500M from WLFI tokens.
- The filing disclosed income from USD1, Ethereum staking, and Melania Trump’s NFT sales.
US President Donald Trump generated more than $1.1 billion from crypto-related businesses during 2025, according to his latest financial disclosure filed with the US Office of Government Ethics.
The filing, signed on June 29 and certified on June 30, spans 927 pages and provides the most detailed look yet at the president’s finances since returning to the White House. The disclosure shows that crypto has overtaken Trump’s traditional real estate business as his biggest source of income.
Meme Coin and World Liberty Drove Most of the Earnings
The largest single source of income came from Trump’s meme coin business. The filing reported about $635 million in royalties tied to the TRUMP token through licensing agreements.
World Liberty Financial, the crypto venture co-founded by Trump, his sons, and the family of presidential envoy Steve Witkoff, contributed another major share of the income.
Financial breakdowns circulating alongside the disclosure estimated approximately $236.3 million from WLFI token sales, $196.9 million from the USD1 stablecoin venture, $65.6 million from selling part of Trump’s World Liberty stake, and roughly $1.82 million in Ethereum staking rewards. First Lady Melania Trump also reported about $6 million from NFT sales.
Combined, the figures indicate that crypto ventures generated well over $1.1 billion during the reporting period.
Crypto Becomes Trump’s Biggest Business
The new filing marks a sharp jump from last year’s disclosure. In 2024, Trump reported about $57 million from World Liberty token sales. One year later, income from the same business had increased several times over as the family expanded into meme coins, token sales, and stablecoins.
While crypto dominated the filing, Trump’s traditional businesses continued to produce substantial revenue.
Mar-a-Lago generated about $77 million, while Trump National Doral brought in roughly $122 million. Golf clubs in Bedminster, Jupiter, and Turnberry each earned more than $30 million. Overall, golf courses and resorts generated more than $500 million during 2025.
The president also collected royalties from branded products, including about $4.7 million from Trump Watches, along with income from Bibles, fragrances, sneakers, and guitars.
Outside business operations, Trump disclosed more than $80 million from legal settlements involving companies including Meta, ABC, CBS, YouTube, and X. Previous White House statements said much of those proceeds would support the Trump Presidential Library or nonprofit organizations.
Filing Highlights Rapid Wealth Growth
The disclosure illustrates how quickly Trump’s financial profile has changed. He once publicly criticized Bitcoin, calling it a scam, but crypto has now become the largest contributor to his reported income.
The filing also showed holdings in major public companies, including Nvidia, Microsoft, Netflix, Amazon, Meta, and Tesla, alongside continued income from international licensing deals and real estate.
According to the financial disclosure, Trump’s annual report is one of the largest ever submitted by a US president, totaling 927 pages.
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