\n President Donald Trump collected billions of dollars through an array of cryptocurrency holdings, royalty payments and property investments last year, according to his latest annual financial disclosure released on Tuesday.\n <\/p>\n
\n The 2025 report, which totals 927 pages, provides the most extensive look so far at the growing fortune that the president has amassed since returning to office, including through his stakes in companies co-founded by family members.\n <\/p>\n
\n Trump netted more than $526 million from sales of cryptocurrency tokens tied to World Liberty Financial LLC \u2014 a firm managed in part by his sons, Eric and Donald Trump Jr. The president holds several other cryptocurrency investments totaling millions of dollars, according to the disclosures.\n <\/p>\n
\n That windfall came on top of income that Trump has continued to generate from properties, including his Mar-a-Lago club, which generated $77 million alone in \u201cresort related revenue\u201d \u2013 up from about $50 million reported in last year\u2019s disclosure<\/a>.\n <\/p>\n \n The president has also continued to lend his name to a wide swath of products and ventures, collecting hefty royalties and licensing fees. One agreement with \u201cCelebration Coins\u201d paid Trump $635 million, according to the disclosure.\n <\/p>\n \n Other, more modest, profit generators included $4.7 million in royalties for \u201cTrump Watches,\u201d $208,000 related to a bible that the president has frequently promoted and $67,634 for \u201cTrump Sneakers & Fragrances.\u201d\n <\/p>\n \n The scope and scale of Trump\u2019s holdings continued an unprecedented streak of profit-making for a sitting president that has drawn sharp criticism from opponents and repeated accusations of conflicts of interest.\n <\/p>\n \n The White House has denied that the president is conflicted by his financial interest, emphasizing that he is not actively involved in managing his businesses or investments.\n <\/p>\n \n But Trump has at times promoted businesses and policies that stand to benefit him and his family members financially, perhaps most notably in his vocal support for the cryptocurrency industry.\n <\/p>\n \n The president also reported nearly $440,000 in gifts that he received over his last year in office, as CEOs, foreign leaders and others sought to win his favor. The gifts include $250,000 from a New York businessman and GOP congressional candidate<\/a> for a statue of Trump raising his fist after the Butler, Pennsylvania, assassination attempt during the 2024 campaign, $50,000 for 10 2025 Super Bowl tickets from the New Orleans Saints owner, $6,750 for 30 tickets to two UFC fights from Dana White, and $15,000 for 10 tickets to the upcoming World Cup final in New Jersey from FIFA President Gianni Infantino.\n <\/p>\n