Financial Statement Reveals Trump's Crypto earning

A recent financial disclosure form filing has revealed that US President Donald Trump’s had enjoyed a lushes stream of income in the fiscal year 2024, with a major chuck of his earnings coming from his crypto ventures.

Released by the office of Government Ethnics, Trump's 2025 financial disclosure was 234 pages long, with 145 pages of stock and bond investments.

One of Trump's largest sources of income comes from his ownership of World Liberty Financial, a cryptocurrency platform that has helped Trump generate more than $57,35 million in just 2024 alone.

The form also showed that World Liberty financial's biggest gold pot has been its digital coin, which has been highly lucrative for Trump and his three sons: Donald Trump Jr, Eric and Barron, who were listed on the company's websites as co-founders of the firm.

Trump's Crypto Windfall

Another gold mine of his crypto endeavor came from the sale of his Trump memecoin, although the earnings from this project weren't listed in the filing as it was only released in January this year.

But it was estimated that Trump could have generated more than $329 million profiit from the fee if the $TRUMP memecoin.

Beyond token sales, Trump’s crypto-related activities include Bitcoin mining operations and investments in digital asset exchange-traded funds (ETFs).

The report also details more than $1 million in earnings from NFT trading cards featuring his likeness, with First Lady Melania Trump generating an additional $216,700 from her own NFT collection.

These digital ventures have added a new dimension to the Trump brand, intertwining his business interests with the rapid evolution of the crypto industry.

The Traditional Cash Cows

While crypto ventures have surged, Trump’s traditional businesses remain robust. Starting from his Florida golf resorts, including the flagship Trump National Doral, collectively brought in $217.7 million, with Doral alone generating over $110 million.

Additional income came from his real estate projects in India, Dubai, and Vietnam, which contributed more than $30 million in licensing and development fees.

Branded merchandise such as Trump Watches, sneakers, and fragrances added millions more, with $2.8 million from watches and $2.5 million from sneakers and fragrances alone.

Trump Media & Technology Group, the parent company of Truth Social, remains a core asset, though exact valuations are not specified.

The filing also included a $12 million passive income stream from investments in Blue Owl Capital and U.S. bond funds.

SEC Greenlights $2.3 Billion Bitcoin Treasury Initiative

In a move that underscores the growing convergence of Trump’s business and crypto interests, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has approved Trump Media and Technology Group’s registration statement tied to a $2.3 billion Bitcoin treasury initiative.

The June 13 filing covers 85 million shares, including 29 million linked to convertible notes. While TMTG has stated it has no immediate plans to issue new securities, the approval provides flexibility for future capital raises.

This development follows TMTG’s recent confirmation of a $2.5 billion capital raise to accumulate Bitcoin, despite earlier denials.

In a May 27 announcement, TMTG CEO Devin Nunes described Bitcoin as “an apex instrument of financial freedom,” signaling the company’s intent to make digital assets a cornerstone of its asset base.