President Donald Trump has earned more than $57 million from the sale of cryptocurrency tokens issued by the U.S. platform World Liberty Financial, according to a financial disclosure released by the White House.
The document, published on June 13, 2025, by the Office of Government Ethics (OGE), outlines the president’s income, holdings, and business interests. Among the most notable entries: a $57.35 million windfall from token sales tied to a deal struck in October 2024.
A president with strong crypto ties
The report confirms Trump’s deepening involvement in the digital asset space. In January 2025, just hours before his inauguration, he introduced his own cryptocurrency, $TRUMP, via a partnership with World Liberty Financial.
The company issued 100 billion tokens, allocating 22.5 billion to DT Marks Defi, a firm linked to Trump himself. The president’s two eldest sons are also active in the crypto market.
Trump’s administration has taken a distinctly pro-crypto stance. He appointed Paul Atkins, a known supporter of digital currencies, to head the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), and launched a federal strategic reserve filled with Bitcoin confiscated in criminal cases.
Speaking at Bitcoin 2025 in Las Vegas, Vice President JD Vance described Trump as a « champion » of the industry, bringing digital assets closer to the political mainstream.
Royalties, real estate and retirement income
The disclosure also sheds light on Trump’s broader income sources. He earned:
- $2.8 million from branded watches
- $2.5 million from perfumes and sneakers
His Mar-a-Lago resort in Florida brought in over $50 million, while his golf courses continue to generate significant revenue — including $29.1 million from West Palm Beach and more than $110 million from his Miami property.
Trump also received $84,292 in pension payments from the Screen Actors Guild (SAG), reflecting his long-standing presence in the entertainment industry.