US President Donald Trump’s latest financial disclosure reveals that cryptocurrency has emerged as the dominant force behind his personal wealth, now estimated at $5.5 billion. The annual filing, made public on Friday, highlights that $3.3 billion of this fortune stems directly from blockchain-based investments, marking a dramatic pivot from traditional income streams.
Crypto at the core of Trump’s financial empire
Trump, who returned to office in January 2025, first entered the crypto market in 2022. His endorsement of the $TRUMP memecoin, launched just days before his second campaign announcement, generated an estimated $315 million in fees alone. As of this year, Trump also holds $430 million worth of tokens across various digital wallets.
In total, over 60 per cent of President Trump’s net worth now originates from crypto assets, a staggering shift for a leader once skeptical of digital currencies.
Another significant contributor is Trump Media & Technology Group, the parent firm of Truth Social. Valued at $5.7 billion, the publicly traded company reported $4 million in revenue last year and has become a cornerstone of Trump’s digital strategy and public presence.
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Despite his crypto-heavy portfolio, President Trump also declared $1.6 billion in assets from traditional holdings, including golf courses, hotels, and licensing agreements. His family has reportedly earned over $400 million from World Liberty Financial, a decentralised finance company, and maintains stakes in Bitcoin mining and digital asset ETFs.
White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt said, “President Trump, Vice President Vance, and senior staff have completed all required ethics and financial reporting. This disclosure reaffirms the administration’s commitment to transparency.”