President Trump's official 2025 financial disclosure shows he pulled in at least $1.4 billion from crypto and meme coin ventures, far outpacing income from his signature real estate and golf properties. The filing, released to the Office of Government Ethics and reviewed by Bloomberg on July 1, 2026, puts a hard number on a business line that barely existed for a sitting president before this term.
Key Takeaways
- Trump's 2025 disclosure reports total income around $2.2 billion, with crypto and meme coin businesses accounting for at least $1.4 billion of that.
- Mar a Lago generated nearly $80 million and his golf courses brought in about $25 million, both dwarfed by the crypto figure.
- World Liberty Financial, cofounded with his sons and Steve Witkoff, generated more than $594 million from token sales.
- The TRUMP meme coin has fallen 94% from its peak price of $28.97, leaving many retail buyers holding steep losses.
Crypto Income Dwarfs the Legacy Businesses
The scale of the gap is what stands out in the filing. Mar a Lago and the golf courses are established, cash generating businesses that built the Trump brand over decades. Combined, they brought in roughly $105 million in 2025. The crypto and meme coin businesses brought in more than thirteen times that amount. Bloomberg's Derek Wallbank, who first reported the figures, called it compensation on an entirely different scale than anything past presidents have earned from post office ventures like memoirs or paid speeches. Barack Obama's book advance ran into eight figures. Trump's token launch and crypto platform produced nine figures, while he was still in the White House.
World Liberty Financial's Outsized Role
World Liberty Financial did the heaviest lifting. The venture, which Trump cofounded alongside his sons and real estate investor Steve Witkoff, generated over $594 million from token sales alone. Most retail investors would struggle to explain what the platform actually does, yet the sales figure lands the venture squarely inside a regulatory gray area, one where token issuance, governance rights, and a sitting president's personal brand overlap in ways that have no real precedent in American politics.
What the TRUMP Token's Price Action Shows
The disclosure numbers arrive against a rough backdrop for the TRUMP meme coin itself. The token has dropped 94% from its all time high of $28.97. Traders who bought near $8 or $28 have effectively supplied the exit liquidity for earlier holders, a pattern common in meme coin cycles where early buyers cash out into retail demand before prices reverse. That volatility is a reminder that meme coin tokens tied to public figures can swing wildly regardless of the underlying venture's reported revenue.
Where the Paper Trail Leads Next
The disclosure itself sits on the Office of Government Ethics public filing system, giving anyone who wants more than headline figures a way to check the underlying line items directly. With the filing now public, the open question is how regulators, Congress, or watchdog groups respond to a sitting president earning the bulk of his outside income from an industry his administration also oversees. Crypto markets remain highly volatile, and how World Liberty Financial and the TRUMP token perform from here is far from settled.