US President Donald Trump earned at least $57.35 million from cryptocurrency-related ventures in 2024, according to his latest public financial disclosure report. The report offers a glimpse into Trump’s expanding economic interests, with digital assets emerging as a significant source of his revenue.
Trump’s Crypto Holdings and Token Sales Bring in Millions
According to the report, the earnings came from token sales at World Liberty Financial, a decentralised finance company. Trump also disclosed that he holds 15.75 billion governance tokens in the enterprise.
Earlier this year, a meme coin called $TRUMP, linked to Trump, was also launched and has since generated an estimated $320 million in fees, according to Reuters.
Besides the token sales and meme coin profits, the Trump family allegedly accrued over $400 million from World Liberty Financial. Their crypto-related activities also include Bitcoin mining operations and investments in digital asset exchange-traded funds (ETFs).
The filing further showed $1.16 million in revenue from non-fungible tokens (NFTs tied to Trump’s likeness, while US First Lady Melania Trump reported earning approximately $216,700 from her own NFT collection.
Other Sources of Income Highlighted in Disclosure
According to the latest financial disclosure, a significant portion of Trump’s wealth is linked to his stake in Trump Media & Technology Group, the parent company of Truth Social.
According to a Reuters calculation, Trump received at least $12 million in passive income from interest and dividends tied to investments totalling around $211 million, including stakes in Blue Owl Capital and several bond funds.
In the real estate segment, Trump’s Florida properties, comprising three golf resorts and his Mar-a-Lago club, generated a combined income of at least $217.7 million, with Trump National Doral alone bringing in $110.4 million.
Globally, Trump reported $5 million in licensing fees from a project in Vietnam, $10 million from development work in India and nearly $16 million in licensing income from a Dubai venture.
