U.S. President Donald Trump has reported an income of $57.4 million from the cryptocurrency project World Liberty Financial as disclosed in his 2025 filing.
Income Disclosure
In his financial disclosure filed with the U.S. Office of Government Ethics on June 13, Trump revealed that he earned $57.4 million from the World Liberty Financial (WLFI) project, which he supports alongside his sons Donald Jr. and Eric. The filing states that Trump holds 15.75 billion governance tokens in WLFI, providing him with voting rights within the organization. However, the document does not specify the market value of these tokens or whether the income was generated from token sales, staking rewards, or other mechanisms.
World Liberty: Project Launch
World Liberty Financial, launched in September 2024, is marketed as a decentralized finance (DeFi) initiative focused on dollar-pegged stablecoins and challenging traditional financial structures. Since its debut, the project has raised a total of $550 million—$200 million from its first public token sale and $250 million from the second, as disclosed in March 2025. The project has attracted attention from prominent crypto investors; Tron founder Justin Sun invested $30 million in November 2024, receiving 2 billion WLFI tokens at $0.015 each.
Trump and Digital Assets
This is not the president’s first entry into the digital asset space. Previous disclosures revealed income from NFT ventures, including the Trump Digital Trading Cards collection. However, the latest filing does not show new earnings from NFTs. The president also retains positions in companies such as CIC Digital LLC and CIC Ventures LLC, which are linked to digital ventures. While he maintains roles in these entities, the filing indicates little or no income from them in the past year.
Trump's financial disclosure underscores his active involvement in the cryptocurrency space and highlights the significance of the World Liberty Financial project, although the details of income generation remain unclear.
