Trump crypto income topped $1.4 billion in 2025, a new federal disclosure shows. The U.S. Office of Government Ethics released the filing on June 30.
Author: Sahil Thakur
1st July 2026 – Trump crypto income topped $1.4 billion in 2025, a new federal disclosure shows. The U.S. Office of Government Ethics released the filing on June 30.
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The report is President Donald Trump’s annual OGE Form 278e, and it runs roughly 927 pages. It covers his assets, transactions, and income for the 2025 calendar year.
The filing lists more than $1.4 billion in income from crypto ventures, according to a Reuters review of the document. That figure covers a full year of activity from two flagship projects.
Those projects are World Liberty Financial and the $TRUMP meme coin. Together, they account for most of the reported crypto income for the year.
The scale marks a sharp jump from the prior filing. Last year’s report, released in June 2025, showed about $57.35 million from World Liberty token sales. So the 2025 total is roughly 25 times larger.
Trump received a standard 30-day extension before filing. Readers can review the full disclosure on the OGE document portal.
World Liberty Financial delivered the largest share. In total, the venture sent almost $800 million to Trump companies, Reuters reported.
That sum splits into two parts. First, more than $520 million came from sales of crypto tokens. Second, more than $250 million came from the sale of interests in the World Liberty business.
Other outlets counted the figures differently. CNBC reported about $515 million from token sales plus roughly $65 million from equity in WLF Holdco LLC. Meanwhile, Bloomberg put World Liberty sales above $594 million.
The gaps reflect how each outlet read specific line items in the PDF. Still, every review points to World Liberty as the single biggest driver of Trump crypto income in 2025.
The $TRUMP meme coin was the second major stream. It generated $635 million from token sales and licensing royalties. That figure held consistent across Reuters, Decrypt, and Crypto Briefing.
The coin launched on Solana on January 17, 2025, days before the second inauguration. Its on-chain contract is viewable on Solscan. Community dashboards on Dune Analytics also track its holders and fees.
At launch, the token spiked to a multi-billion-dollar market cap within hours. Then it fell hard. As of early July 2026, $TRUMP trades near $1.66, with a market cap around $394 million on CoinGecko.
The $TRUMP coin makes money in two main ways. Affiliated entities sell tokens directly, and a cut of trading fees routes to project wallets on each buy and sell. Roughly 80% of the 1 billion supply started with Trump-linked entities.
World Liberty works differently. It is a decentralized finance platform for lending, stablecoins, and a governance token called WLFI. Its Ethereum contract sits on Etherscan.
Trump-side entities held rights to about 75% of certain net proceeds through structures like DT Marks DEFI LLC. Income there comes from token sales and protocol revenue. Large unsold holdings also create paper value on top of realized sales.
The numbers reignited a familiar fight over conflicts of interest. Ethics groups argue that a sitting president should not profit from industries his own policies touch.
Don Fox, a former acting OGE head, said ethics norms are “totally out the window,” per Reuters. Groups like CREW have raised similar concerns since World Liberty launched in 2024.
The White House pushed back firmly. “Neither the President nor his family has ever engaged, or will ever engage, in conflicts of interest,” spokesperson Anna Kelly told Reuters. She added that Trump “proudly made the United States the crypto capital of the world.”
The Trump Organization framed the filing as proof of openness. A spokesperson called it “one of the most comprehensive financial disclosure reports ever submitted,” citing its near-1,000-page length.
Several questions stay open. The filing does not cleanly separate what is attributable to Trump personally versus his family or holding entities.
It also blurs realized cash against paper gains. So the $1.4 billion should not be read as pure liquid income. The New York Times, for its part, put Trump’s total 2025 income across all holdings at more than $2.2 billion.
Analysts have traced early $TRUMP trading fees on-chain. Reuters and Chainalysis estimated roughly $86 million to $100 million flowed to affiliated wallets in the first weeks. Those numbers come from blockchain data, not the filing itself.
Expect the debate to sharpen, not settle. Lawmakers and watchdogs may press for tighter rules on presidential crypto holdings. Meanwhile, the White House will likely keep pointing to the disclosure as evidence of transparency.
For now, the filing sets a marker. It confirms that two ventures turned into a billion-dollar-plus year for the Trump crypto income column, even as questions about attribution linger.
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