President Donald Trump revealed that he will have at least $1.4 billion in crypto-related income during 2025, making digital assets the largest reported source of income across his holdings.
The numbers are included in a 927-page annual financial disclosure received by the U.S. Office of Government Ethics on June 29. The report focuses on income generated through companies and trusts linked to Trump, but also includes ownership in some companies held by family members.
CIC Digital, an entity wholly owned by the Donald J. Trump Revocable Trust, reported approximately $635.1 million in royalties from its licensing agreement with Celebration Coins. The company also has Ethereum and $USDC Each wallet is worth between $5 million and $25 million.
CIC Digital reported an additional $510,808 in Ethereum staking rewards and $45,932 in interest. $USDC Collection. This entity controls licensing fees associated with Trump-branded non-fungible tokens and meme coins.
Holdings related to World Liberty Financial have generated more than $592 million through token distributions and stock sales, according to the filing. The disclosure includes $236.3 million from the sale of tokens, $65.6 million from the sale of an interest in WLF Holdco, Bitcoin, Ethereum, $USDC and other tokens.
Trump also disclosed $196.9 million in proceeds from new investments and the sale of stablecoin HoldCo units. The stablecoin business generated an additional $8.3 million in operating profit, which was valued at between $5 million and $25 million in filings.
Cryptocurrency income far exceeded Trump’s income from traditional assets. Mar-a-Lago generated approximately $77.5 million in resort revenue, and his golf club in Bedminster, New Jersey, reported $37.6 million.
The disclosure is the most detailed explanation yet of how much of Mr. Trump’s business interests have shifted to digital assets. There is also renewed scrutiny of potential conflicts as the administration develops policies affecting stablecoins, crypto markets, and financial regulation.
Rather than sell his assets or place them in an independently managed blind trust, Trump transferred some of his holdings to a revocable trust, with Trump remaining the sole beneficiary. The Office of Government Ethics has concluded that the application complies with applicable disclosure laws and regulations.
The report comes as Bitcoin continues to show signs of weakness after weeks of decline, trading around $58,500, close to its year-to-date low of about $58,000 and more than 53% below its all-time high of about $126,200 hit last October.
