Since returning to office in 2024, President Donald Trump has brought in an estimated $2.2 billion, according to The New York Times.
In 2025,
the president made over $1 billion from crypto-related endeavors, a federal
report showed. Of this, $600 million was made by his crypto business, CIC
Digital LLC, that sold “meme” coins with images of his face, reported Deseret
News.
Speaking
to reporters at Joint Base Andrews, Maryland, on Wednesday, Trump said, “I
don’t get involved in my personal ... We have funds that run my money.”
President Trump has repeatedly missed legal deadlines and omitted business deals
required under federal ethics laws designed to expose conflicts of interest,
his latest financial disclosure reveals—lapses that fall to his
own appointees to police, reported JURISTnews.
The
927-page annual report, filed with the US Office of Government Ethics (OGE) and
released Tuesday, states that Trump paid late-filing fees for transactions that
had not previously been disclosed. It also acknowledges that licensing
agreements involving Trump-branded watches, sneakers and fragrances were
“inadvertently omitted” from his prior report.
The
periodic transaction reports, required under the Stop Trading on Congressional
Knowledge Act of 2012 (STOCK Act), must be filed within 30 days of the filer
receiving notification of a covered securities transaction exceeding $1,000,
and no later than 45 days after the transaction itself, giving the public
near-real-time visibility into a federal official’s financial dealings.
The 2025
filing discloses thousands of transactions, including large blocks of
exchange-traded fund purchases executed in September 2025. Trump’s 2024 disclosure, by contrast, listed the transactions
section as “N/A.”
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