Trump Discloses $57.7M in Crypto Income, Showcasing Expanding Wealth Across Real Estate and Digital Assets

Trump Discloses $57.7M in Crypto Income, Showcasing Expanding Wealth Across Real Estate and Digital Assets

Former U.S. President Donald Trump has revealed earning $57.7 million from a cryptocurrency venture, highlighting the growing role of digital assets in his expansive financial portfolio. The figure was disclosed in a 234-page financial filing made public by the Office of Government Ethics on Friday, offering a rare look at Trump’s business interests in 2024.

The crypto-related income stems from World Liberty Financial, a blockchain company co-founded by Trump and his sons, Donald Jr., Eric, and Barron. While this windfall drew attention, it wasn't the former president’s highest revenue stream. Trump Endeavor 12 LLC—a Miami-based entity managing golf courses and a resort—reported $110 million in income, and his Mar-a-Lago Club added another $50 million-plus.

In total, Trump listed 22 assets each valued at over $50 million. These include holdings in World Liberty Financial, Trump Media & Technology Group (the parent company of Truth Social), and high-profile properties such as Mar-a-Lago and the Turnberry resort in Scotland. Since disclosure forms use broad valuation ranges, they don’t reflect an exact net worth, though Bloomberg currently estimates Trump’s fortune at $4.8 billion.

The report also points to earnings from other digital ventures. CIC Digital LLC, which licenses Trump's image for NFTs, generated $1.1 million and holds an Ethereum wallet worth at least $1 million. A newer initiative, Fight Fight Fight LLC, launched in 2025 to offer Trump-themed meme coins, was not included in the filing.

The document notes 11 outstanding debts tied to legal judgments and large real estate loans, including mortgages on properties like Trump Tower and 40 Wall Street. Legal fees weren’t listed, as Trump’s Save America PAC has reportedly covered most litigation expenses.

This comprehensive financial disclosure illustrates Trump’s continued influence in both traditional real estate and emerging tech sectors. As legal and political challenges persist, his wealth remains rooted in a mix of legacy assets and digital innovation.