A report released by the Office of Government Ethics revealed President Donald Trump’s income streams from numerous luxury properties and business ventures. One of the largest dollar amounts came from his ownership stake in a cryptocurrency platform launched last year.
Crypto income
According to the report, Trump received more than $57 million from World Liberty Financial. The venture had also proven lucrative for Trump’s three sons — Donald Jr., Eric and Barron — who are listed as co-founders of the firm.
The firm was designed to allow users to borrow, lend and earn using digital currency without relying on traditional banks. While the original goal was to raise $300 million, the New York Times reported the company ultimately raised $11 million through a token called WLFI, which was only available to approved investors.
Earlier in June, Senate Democrats called for more details about a multi-billion-dollar transaction between World Liberty Financial and a pool of investors, including foreign nationals.
The Trump meme coin, known as $TRUMP, did not launch until January 2025 and was not subject to disclosure in this report, which only covered 2024.
Trump merchandise
The President also earned seven figures from a number of goods featuring his name and likeness.
The President launched a line of watches last September, from which he reportedly earned $2.8 million. Another lucrative product turned out to be the “Save America” coffee table book, which brought in $3 million.
Other products that earned more than $1 million included Trump sneakers and fragrances, “45” guitars, the Greenwood Bibles and non-fungible token (NFT) licensing and royalties.
Liabilities listed
The filing also disclosed several liabilities, including payments to E. Jean Carroll, who successfully sued Trump for sexual abuse and defamation. Trump is appealing the judgment.
Other liabilities included a $15,000 balance on an American Express credit card and mortgage payments for Trump properties such as Trump Plaza and Trump Tower.
The full report was 234 pages long, compared to former President Joe Biden’s 11-page disclosure.
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