Trump reports more than $1 billion in income in 2025, with cryptocurrencies as the main source of profits

Donald Trump, the president of the United States, has announced that during 2025 he secured more than $1 billion in income, with the main share coming from activities linked to cryptocurrencies. These figures were published in the mandatory financial disclosure statement, which consists of 927 pages.

The document states that Trump earned $635 million from royalties tied to the Trump digital currency, launched just a few days before his return to the White House, even though its value later suffered a significant decline.

He also reported more than $500 million in income from World Liberty Financial, a cryptocurrency company created by his sons and the children of special envoy Steve Witkoff.

Alongside his cryptocurrency profits, Trump also secured millions of dollars from the real estate sector, golf clubs, as well as from products bearing his brand, including watches, Bibles, perfumes and other items.

Meanwhile, the White House has rejected claims that the president is profiting from his office, underlining that Trump’s businesses are managed through a trust administered by his sons and that no conflict of interest exists.

However, Richard Painter, former White House ethics counsel during George W. Bush’s presidency, described the situation as a “clear conflict of interest.” Other experts have also stressed that the way Trump manages his assets differs significantly from the practices followed by previous American presidents.

The report also highlights the income of First Lady Melania Trump, who earned $10.7 million from a licensing agreement for the documentary about her life, as well as $6 million from the sale of NFTs.

According to Forbes magazine, Donald Trump’s wealth is currently estimated at around $6 billion, while the Bloomberg Billionaires Index calculates it at $7.6 billion.