President Donald Trump reported tens of millions in income from cryptocurrency ventures and over $217 million from his Florida real estate empire, according to his first public financial disclosure of the term, released on Friday.
In the annual filing signed June 13, Trump declared $57.35 million in revenue from token sales at World Liberty Financial, a crypto firm tied to his family. He also reported owning 15.75 billion governance tokens in the project—further evidence that the Trump brand has embraced the digital finance space.
Trump’s Florida properties also proved to be major moneymakers, with his three golf-centric resorts—Jupiter, Doral, and West Palm Beach—and the iconic Mar-a-Lago members’ club generating at least $217.7 million in income.
This marks Trump’s most detailed look yet at his finances since returning to office and reflects his increasing fusion of politics, business, and tech investments in his second term.
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