Trump made $57M from crypto, luxury merch and digital trading cards, new financial filing reveals
WASHINGTON, DC: President Donald Trump's financial disclosure on Friday, June 13, revealed more than $57 million in income from his family-linked cryptocurrency venture, one of several sources of revenue for him.
As per the filing released by the Office of Government Ethics, Trump reported $57.35 million in income from token sales at World Liberty Financial, the crypto firm co-founded in 2024 by his sons and Zack Witkoff, according to the Irish Star.
Donald Trump raked in $57 million in income from crypto, guitars, and others
Donald Trump also reported ownership of 15.75 billion governance tokens linked to the crypto venture, per the filing. Interestingly, the amount represented one of his largest sources of income in 2024.
Trump's financial disclosure lists royalty payments received by the president for items with his name and likeness.
These items include $3 million for the Save America coffee table book, $2.5 million for Trump Sneakers and Fragrances, $2.8 million for Trump-branded watches, and more than $1 million for both his 45 Guitar and The Greenwood Bible.
Moreover, Trump got more than $1 million from a licensing agreement with a company that sold Trump digital trading cards, per the outlet.
Furthermore, he also received more than $700,000 in fees for speaking engagements, per the 234-page disclosure, which also revealed that his crypto wallet was valued between $1 million and $5 million.
Meanwhile, the White House said that Trump's assets are being held in a trust managed by his children and that none of his business ventures indicate a conflict of interest.
Financial disclosure shows Donald Trump yet to pay off $100 million of mortgage loans
Additionally, the liabilities section on the financial disclosure shows that Donald Trump has not paid off his more than $100 million of mortgage loans for properties, such as Trump Tower in Manhattan, and Trump National Doral Golf Club in Miami.
Moreover, the $454 million civil fraud judgement won by Attorney General Letitia James and the $88 million in damages awarded to E Jean Carroll are also mentioned.
Meanwhile, the POTUS noted that all the judgments have been "stayed pending appeal," per the New York Post.
Interestingly, Trump did not mention any gifts received in the relevant section of the disclosure.
On the other hand, Vice President JD Vance filed a 15-page document showing at least $50,000 in earnings from book sales of 'Hillbilly Elegy' and smaller amounts of income from various investments, the outlet mentioned.
