Donald Trump has disclosed information about his earnings from the World Liberty Financial (WLFI) project in his 2025 financial report filed with the U.S. Office of Government Ethics on June 13.
WLFI Token Structure and Valuation
Trump's filing lists an income amount of $57.4 million, but it does not specify whether it came from token sales, staking rewards, or other mechanisms. WLFI conducted its first public token sale in September 2024, raising $200 million, and a second sale in early 2025 brought in an additional $250 million, totaling $550 million in capital. Trump holds 15.75 billion WLFI governance tokens that grant voting rights within the company's structure.
Trump’s Broader Digital Asset Holdings
In his report, Trump also updated his involvement in other digital asset entities. He reported minimal or inactive income from CIC Digital LLC and CIC Ventures LLC, which are tied to past NFT projects, such as Trump Digital Trading Cards. Unlike WLFI, those entities yielded no new income in 2024-2025, emphasizing WLFI as his primary income source in the crypto sector.
Future of WLFI and Its Impact
WLFI aims to challenge traditional financial structures by focusing on DeFi applications and dollar-pegged stablecoins. Plans to roll out voting for its stablecoin launch in Q3 2025 indicate the company's active participation in the development of decentralized finance. Interest in WLFI from various investors, including notable personalities and politicians, suggests its intentions in both retail and institutional markets.
Donald Trump's financial disclosure highlights the significance of his involvement in WLFI and raises questions about potential conflicts of interest between his private sector actions and public service.
