June 13, 2025
Trump earns $57 million from crypto venture while president
Cryptocurrency becomes largest presidential income source while serving in office
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Trump filed his 234-page 2025 financial disclosure on Jun. 13, 2025, reporting $57,355,532 in income from World Liberty Financial.
He holds 15.75 billion governance tokens in WLF, which confer voting power but are currently nontransferable.
WLF raised over $550 million across two token sales by Mar. 2025, with Trump receiving a percentage of proceeds.
Trump National Doral generated $110.4 million, his largest disclosed income source after crypto.
He reported over $36 million in foreign licensing fees: $5 million from Vietnam, $10 million from India, $16 million from Dubai.
He owes over $50 million to E. Jean Carroll for civil defamation and abuse judgments.
Total income across all ventures in 2024 exceeded $600 million per Reuters analysis.
WLF co-founder Zak Folkman announced stablecoin audit plans and token transfer features at the Jun. 2025 Permissionless conference.
Justin Sun, founder of Tron, invested $30 million in WLF, becoming its largest outside investor.
The Office of Government Ethics collects disclosures but has limited enforcement power over presidential business conflicts.
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Donald Trump
President of the United States, Co-Founder Emeritus of World Liberty Financial
Zak Folkman
WLF Co-Founder and Executive
Justin Sun
Founder of Tron, WLF investor with $30 million stake
David Sacks
White House AI & Crypto Czar
E. Jean Carroll
Plaintiff in defamation lawsuit
Karoline Leavitt
White House Press Secretary
Elizabeth Warren
U.S. Senator (D-MA), Senate Banking Committee
Melania Trump
First Lady