Donald Trump Reports $57 Million Crypto Income from World Liberty

Donald Trump has reported earning $57.4 million from his connection to World Liberty Financial, a cryptocurrency project he supports with his sons Donald Jr. and Eric. The figure was included in the former president’s latest financial disclosure, filed on June 13 with the U.S. Office of Government Ethics.

Good to know

• Trump holds 15.75 billion governance tokens in World Liberty Financial.
• The $57.4 million income was disclosed without details on how it was earned.
• Trump’s filing includes no new NFT-related revenue this time.

The 2025 financial report shows that Trump owns a large stake in World Liberty Financial through governance tokens, which also provide him with voting power in the project. The filing lists the exact income as $57,437,927, but does not explain whether this came from selling tokens, staking rewards, or another method.

The tokens’ structure and current value remain unclear. The income amount suggests either some tokens were monetized, or the company used a high internal valuation for the disclosure.

World Liberty Financial appears to be closely tied to the Trump family, with Donald Jr. and Eric Trump involved in the operation. The project has kept a low public profile, and no official details have been shared about how the token system works or how it generates returns.

The governance tokens reportedly provide voting rights, but there is no indication of whether they are actively traded or used within a broader ecosystem.

No New Earnings from NFTs

While Trump’s latest filing focuses heavily on World Liberty Financial, it also mentions other digital ventures. He continues to hold positions in CIC Digital LLC and CIC Ventures LLC—entities that have been linked to past NFT projects. However, neither company produced substantial income over the past year.

Trump previously earned revenue from his NFT collections, including the Trump Digital Trading Cards, but the 2025 filing shows no new earnings from that sector.

The ethics form includes Trump’s certification that the details provided are accurate “to the best of [his] knowledge.” The Office of Government Ethics will now review the information as part of the standard disclosure process.