Trump’s 2025 disclosure shows $1.4 billion in crypto income, dwarfing his $80 million Mar-a-Lago and $25 million golf course revenue.
World Liberty Financial, cofounded with Trump’s sons and Steve Witkoff, generated $594 million from token sales inside a regulatory gray zone.
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Presidents earn about $400,000 a year. Trump’s 2025 financial disclosure, filed with the Office of Government Ethics and covered by Bloomberg senior editor Derek Wallbank on July 1, 2026, shows the sitting president made at least $1.4 billion from crypto and meme coin related businesses last year. His resorts and golf courses, the businesses he built his brand on, weren’t remotely close.
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Total income reported for 2025, according to the New York Times’ read of the filing, came in around $2.2 billion. Mar-a-Lago pulled in nearly $80 million and the golf courses collectively brought in about $25 million. Those are real businesses with real cash flow, and they are rounding errors next to the crypto line. Wallbank framed the scale of it directly, saying “He reported earning at least 1.4 billion dollars in 2025 from crypto and meme coin related businesses.”
Presidents historically monetize the afterglow with memoirs and speaking fees. “A usual side hustle you would be talking about for presidents has been writing books,” Wallbank said. “This is by orders of magnitude more compensation.” Obama got a reported eight-figure book advance. Trump got a nine-figure token launch and a crypto platform, while still in office.
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World Liberty Financial generated the bulk of the income
The biggest single contributor was World Liberty Financial, the crypto venture cofounded by Trump, his sons, and Steve Witkoff. Per the disclosure, the firm generated more than $594 million from sales alone. That is a startling number for a company most retail investors couldn’t describe the product of, and it lands squarely in a regulatory gray zone where token sales, governance stakes, and presidential influence all touch each other.
The disclosure itself lives on the Office of Government Ethics public filing system, which is the primary source for anyone who wants to read the underlying line items rather than trust the headline. The document is the closest thing to an audited peek at the president’s income streams.