Trump Reports $236 Million in Income From Cryptocurrency Token Sales

President Donald Trump reported more than $236 million in income from cryptocurrency token sales last year, according to annual financial disclosures released Tuesday.

The income came primarily from World Liberty Financial, in which Trump and members of his family reportedly hold a 38.25% ownership stake.

According to the filing, the cryptocurrency earnings nearly matched the estimated cost of the new White House ballroom project currently under construction, which Trump has said he intends to personally fund.

World Liberty Financial launched the $Trump meme coin shortly before Trump’s return to the White House in January 2025 and later introduced the WLFI token in September.

While the public market values of the cryptocurrencies have been known for some time, the financial disclosure provides the clearest picture yet of the amount of income personally reported by the president from the ventures.

Trump’s disclosure filing totaled 927 pages and detailed a broad range of investments, stock holdings and business interests. The White House has said the president’s assets are managed by outside financial firms.

The filing also revealed significant foreign income tied to licensing agreements involving Trump-branded hotels and golf developments overseas.

Among the projects listed was approximately $5.25 million in income connected to a golf club development in Doha that was announced last year.

The disclosure also reported roughly $5 million in income related to a planned Trump Tower project in Bucharest that was unveiled in 2025.

The filing offers one of the most detailed looks to date at the financial interests of Trump’s business empire during his return to office and highlights the growing role cryptocurrency ventures have played in his portfolio.