- Trump disclosed over $300 million in crypto-related income.
- Most came from World Liberty Financial token and equity sales.
- The filing includes holdings of bitcoin, ether, and other digital assets.
- The disclosure comes as Congress continues debating crypto legislation.
President Donald Trump's latest financial disclosure has revealed hundreds of millions of dollars in crypto-related income, underscoring how significant digital assets have become within his broader business portfolio.
The filing shows more than $65.6 million from equity sales tied to World Liberty Financial, alongside approximately $236.3 million generated from token sales. It also details holdings of bitcoin, ether, USDC, LINK, AAVE, ENA, MOVE, and ONDO, as well as roughly $1.8 million earned through Ethereum staking rewards.
Beyond direct crypto investments, Trump also reported investments in Coinbase and Strategy, highlighting exposure to both digital assets and publicly traded crypto companies.
The disclosure arrives as lawmakers continue negotiating major crypto legislation in Washington. Some lawmakers have pushed for stricter ethics rules that would limit the ability of senior government officials to own or profit from digital assets while in office.
Vice President JD Vance's financial disclosure was considerably smaller by comparison, revealing up to $500,000 worth of bitcoin holdings.
The filing highlights crypto's growing presence within both U.S. politics and traditional finance, as digital assets continue moving further into the financial mainstream.
