Trump Discloses Over $740 Million in Crypto Earnings
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US President Donald Trump’s latest annual financial disclosure has revealed that he earned more than $740 million in cryptocurrency-related proceeds during the reporting period, highlighting digital assets as one of the biggest contributors to his business empire.
Over $740 Million in Crypto Proceeds
The filing submitted to the US Office of Government Ethics details Trump's holdings in digital assets through DT Marks Defi LLC, formerly known as DT Tower II LLC, which owns a 38.25% stake in World Liberty Financial (WLF Holdco LLC).
Among the largest disclosed transactions were:
$236.25 million in net proceeds from World Liberty Financial token sales.
$196.875 million from capital contributions and the sale of Class C units of Stablecoin Holdco LLC.
$65.625 million from the sale of equity in WLF Holdco LLC.
The filing also disclosed proceeds from cryptocurrency wallets, including:
$150.6 million linked to an Ethereum wallet.
$56.04 million from a USDC wallet.
$42.25 million from a Virtual USD wallet.
$33.46 million from a Bitcoin wallet.
Additional proceeds were reported from holdings in Chainlink, AAVE, ENA, Move and Ondo tokens.
Crypto Holdings Worth Tens of Millions
Beyond earnings, Trump disclosed cryptocurrency holdings valued in excess of $50 million each for his Ethereum wallet, Bitcoin wallet and governance tokens in World Liberty Financial. Other digital assets, including Chainlink and AAVE, were also valued in the millions of dollars.
The filing further reported $1.82 million in validator rewards earned through a Coinbase staking agreement and $6,995 in interest income from a USDC wallet.
Crypto Emerges as Major Business Asset
The crypto disclosures were part of Trump’s broader financial filing, which also covers golf resorts, hotels, licensing businesses, overseas real estate, investments and intellectual property.
While the disclosure does not provide a single consolidated figure for Trump’s cryptocurrency income, it separately reports proceeds from token sales, equity transactions, staking rewards and digital asset holdings, underscoring the growing role of cryptocurrency in his business portfolio.
