Trump reveals earnings from World Liberty Financial
Trump reports $57.4 million in crypto income from World Liberty Financial
In a newly filed 2025 public financial disclosure, U.S. President Donald Trump has reported earning $57.4 million from World Liberty Financial (WLFI), a cryptocurrency venture he launched with his sons, Donald Jr. and Eric.
Filed with the U.S. Office of Government Ethics on June 13, the document shows Trump holds 15.75 billion governance tokens in WLFI, which grant him substantial voting rights in the project, reports Cointelegraph.
While the exact mechanics behind the reported income remain unclear—whether realized through token sales, staking, or valuation—the scale of the amount suggests either monetization or a high internal valuation for disclosure purposes.
World Liberty Financial raises $550M in token sales
Launched in September 2024, World Liberty Financial positions itself as a DeFi-focused platform built around dollar-pegged stablecoins, aiming to challenge the traditional financial system. The project has raised a total of $550 million across two public token sales, per its March update. Major crypto figures have participated, including Tron’s Justin Sun, who invested $30 million in return for 2 billion WLFI tokens. Other investors include Web3Port with a $10 million injection and Oddiyana Ventures, which joined as a strategic partner.
Trump’s expanding crypto portfolio
Trump’s digital asset engagement extends beyond WLFI. Earlier filings disclosed his involvement with NFT projects, including the Trump Digital Trading Cards, although no new income from these ventures appears in the 2025 disclosure. The President also retains links to crypto-oriented entities like CIC Digital LLC and CIC Ventures LLC, though these holdings generated little or no revenue in the current reporting cycle. The ethics form, certified by Trump, confirms that the information provided is “true, complete, and correct,” and will be subject to OGE review.
Recently we wrote that Trump Media and Technology Group (TMTG), the parent company of Truth Social and partially owned by U.S. President Donald Trump, has received regulatory approval from the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) for a major Bitcoin treasury move.
