Trump Crypto Windfall
Trump's financial filings show huge income from crypto, real estate, and other ventures.
July 1, 2026 · Updated Jul 1, 8:46pm ET
HuffPostTrump Filing Shows He Took In About $1.2 Billion From Crypto Businesses Last Year
FortuneInside Trump’s $1.4 billion crypto empire: Altcoins, Bitcoin—and a stake in Michael Saylor’s Strategy
Epoch TimesTrump Reports More Than $1.4 Billion in Income From Family Crypto Ventures
The GuardianCrypto and stock stakes: key takeaways from Trump’s financial disclosures
ABC NewsCrypto, real estate, watches: How Trump made over $1 billion last year
Los Angeles TimesAs Trump reports $2.2 billion in 2025 income, ethics experts raise alarms
BBC NewsSix things about how Trump made money in 2025
CNNAnalysis: The president’s getting richer — but many midterm voters aren’t
CNBCTrump says outside funds 'run my money' after disclosure shows billions in 2025 revenue
New York MagazineTrump Made More Money Last Year Than His Entire First Term in Office
Political WireTrump Made More Last Year Than His Entire First Term
VoxHow much money is Trump making off his presidency?
DeadlineDonald Trump Reports $2.2B In Personal Revenue During First Year Of Second Presidential Term
Common Dreams'Brazen Crypto Corruption' Helps Trump Pocket $2.2 Billion During First Year Back in Office
Mother JonesThe presidency is making Trump exponentially richer
SlateWait, Trump Made HOW Much Money as President?!
Raw StoryWSJ editors tear into Trump family's 'brazenly open' cash grab: 'Demeans the office'
Daily BeastTrump, 80, Makes Jaw-Dropping Brag After His Cash Grab Is Exposed
Salon"I don't get involved": Trump dodges questions about over $1 billion in crypto profits
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What happened
President Donald Trump’s latest annual financial disclosure, released by the U.S. Office of Government Ethics, shows his income surged during his first year back in the White House, with estimates around $2.2 billion in total revenue and more than $1 billion tied to cryptocurrency ventures. The filings show Trump-affiliated companies drew hundreds of millions from World Liberty Financial and other digital-asset projects, making crypto a larger source of income than the real estate business that built his public image. The documents also list earnings from branded products such as Bibles, watches, sneakers and perfume, along with traditional holdings in property, golf and media ventures. The scale and composition of the income underscore how Trump’s business empire has shifted sharply toward digital assets while he leads an administration pursuing policies favorable to the crypto industry.