WASHINGTON, July 1, 2026, 18:03 (EDT)
- Trump’s 2025 disclosure puts crypto-linked royalties, token proceeds and stablecoin or equity sale income at roughly $1.424 billion.
- That’s about 64% of Trump Media & Technology Group Corp.’s most recent market cap.
- Trump said he doesn’t handle his finances. The White House said there’s no conflict of interest.
President Donald Trump reported crypto-linked cash lines for 2025 totaling $1.424 billion in his latest financial disclosure, giving investors a firmer number. That amount is about 64% of Trump Media & Technology Group Corp.’s NASDAQ:DJT market value. DJT is the public company traders often use as a proxy for Trump’s brand.
Trump’s 927-page annual report, filed with the U.S. Office of Government Ethics on June 29, spans 2025. The report says he got a 45-day extension and paid late fees for transactions he hadn’t listed before. Trump is named as president and reports a range of business assets, trusts, crypto wallets and income streams.
It’s already known that Trump earned money from crypto. The piece that matters for investors now is how big the haul is. Going through the filing line by line, crypto royalties, World Liberty Financial token and equity income, and Stablecoin Holdco added up to $1.424 billion. That’s 18.5 times the $77 million AP reported for Mar-a-Lago revenue.
| Crypto-linked line in Trump filing | 2025 amount | Investor read |
|---|---|---|
| CIC Digital LLC royalties from Celebration Coins | $635.1 million | Royalty income from Trump meme coins, shows up as cash |
| World Liberty Financial token proceeds | $526.8 million | World Liberty token revenue is more than nine times last year |
| Sale of equity in WLF Holdco LLC | $65.6 million | Equity sale connected to the crypto project |
| Stablecoin Holdco LLC proceeds | $196.9 million | Proceeds from a stablecoin-related sale |
| Total | $1.424 billion | Comes to about 64% of DJT’s latest market cap |
Trump Media was last seen at $8.02, putting its market cap near $2.22 billion, per market data. The crypto-tied figure in the disclosure isn’t Trump Media’s, and the filing nowhere says DJT holders can claim it. That’s important since traders tend to price DJT off Trump sentiment, but most of the disclosed Trump cash is now outside the listed company.
| Comparison | Figure | Ratio |
|---|---|---|
| Crypto-linked amount listed in filing | $1.424 billion | 64% of DJT’s market cap |
| Trump Media market cap | $2.22 billion | Baseline |
| AP’s Mar-a-Lago revenue | $77 million | Crypto is 18.5 times higher |
| World Liberty token haul | $526.8 million | 9.18 times over last year’s sales |
Trump told reporters Wednesday he has “nothing to do” with his personal finances and said outside groups manage his money. “You know why I’m profiting? Because the stock market’s going up, everybody’s profiting,” Reuters quoted him saying. Reuters
The White House pushed back on any suggestion of a conflict. Anna Kelly, a spokeswoman, said “neither the President nor his family has ever engaged — or will ever engage — in conflicts of interest.” She also told Reuters and the Washington Post that Trump’s executive moves and legislation made the U.S. “the crypto capital of the world.” Reuters
CIC Digital LLC, which is owned by the Donald J. Trump Revocable Trust, reported royalty income of $635.1 million from a license deal with Celebration Coins, according to the filing. The same section also includes Bitcoin and Ethereum wallets along with validator rewards.
Filings show $526.8 million in token-sale proceeds tied to World Liberty, spread across multiple wallets and investments. There’s also $65.6 million in net equity sale proceeds from WLF Holdco LLC. According to the filing, WLF Holdco owns the sole membership interest in World Liberty Financial Inc. Distributions from both token and equity sales appear under the DT Marks Defi lines.
DT Marks SC LLC shows $196.9 million in net proceeds from capital contributions by new members at Stablecoin Holdco LLC and from selling Class C units, according to a line item. The same document puts Stablecoin Holdco LLC’s stablecoin business at $8.3 million in net operating income.
Investors face risk beyond just one ticker. Trump’s companies brought in nearly $800 million from World Liberty Financial, Reuters reported, with over $520 million tied to crypto token sales and more than $250 million from World Liberty’s business-interest sales. He also reported $635 million from selling Trump meme coins. The crypto industry has viewed his policies as friendly, including stablecoin guidelines and lighter enforcement from the Justice Department and SEC, Reuters said.
Don Fox, who served as acting head of the federal ethics office, told Reuters that conflict-of-interest laws for federal workers don’t cover presidents or vice presidents. “With Trump, those norms are just totally out the window,” Fox said. Reuters
Molly White, a researcher who follows crypto and its links to politics, told the Guardian most of the crypto income listed was in dollars, not the Trump coin. She said a conflict question tied to World Liberty stuck out as “one of the most glaring” points in the disclosure. The Guardian
AP said World Liberty tokens have dropped 80% since trading started in September. Trump souvenir coins, which went as high as $74 after launching in January 2025, last changed hands at $1.68. Reuters in June estimated the Trump family had pulled in at least $2.3 billion from crypto deals since Trump took office again, while other investors had lost about the same by late April.
