Donald Trump disclosed he earned more than $1 billion from crypto sales and royalties last year while living in the White House and supporting pro-crypto policies. The 2025 disclosure specifies $635 million in royalties from his memecoin business and records other crypto-related receipts tied to the same period. It separately lists more than $500 million from token sales connected to World Liberty Financial and additional crypto holdings reported through affiliated entities.
The disclosure lists specific cryptocurrency holdings reported under DT Marks Defi LLC, including holdings of up to $250,000 in USD and up to $15,000 in USDC stablecoins, more than $50 million in Ethereum and more than $50 million in Bitcoin, and about $6 million in other cryptocurrencies. The report places those amounts under the DT Marks Defi LLC entity and distinguishes them from other affiliated holdings. Separate filings identify additional crypto assets and transactions held through related entities, including purchases and stakes recorded under CIC Digital LLC. The filing also records purchases and sales of Coinbase Class A stock through investment accounts controlled by Trump, with the disclosure showing more purchases than sales.
The financial disclosure notes an equity stake in Coreweave, described as a Bitcoin mining firm that shifted toward artificial intelligence. It also shows disclosed stakes in CME, Block Inc., and the Intercontinental Exchange. The report records $65 million in proceeds from the “sale of equity” in World Liberty Financial. These holdings and equity interests are listed across multiple Trump-affiliated entities in the disclosure.
The financial disclosure records $65 million in proceeds from the “sale of equity” in World Liberty Financial. The filings also link Donald Trump to World Liberty Financial and show token sales connected to that entity that generated more than $500 million. The report shows purchases and sales of Coinbase Class A stock (COIN) through investment accounts controlled by Trump, with more purchases than sales recorded. Some crypto-related transactions are reported through affiliated entities such as CIC Digital LLC.
Those transactions are listed across multiple Trump-affiliated entities in the disclosure, separating sales proceeds and equity transactions from other corporate holdings. The filing records additional asset sales and purchases tied to his investment accounts and affiliated LLCs. The Office of Government Ethics notes that wealth disclosed on government financial reports can be difficult to assess because of valuation ranges. The disclosure therefore reports transaction amounts and ownership links while including valuation ranges that limit precision.
The filings present these transaction entries alongside other crypto-related disclosures across Trump-controlled entities. Valuation ranges in the reports mean exact financial positions and proceeds are not precisely defined in the public filing.
The article outlines Donald Trump’s disclosed cryptocurrency earnings and holdings as reported in his recent financial disclosures, including sizable sales, royalties and listed asset positions across affiliated entities. The filings also highlight the difficulty of precisely valuing those assets because the reports use wide valuation ranges, and the White House did not respond to requests for comment on the disclosures.
