Trump Filing Shows $1.4 Billion In 2025 Crypto-Linked Earnings

US President Donald Trump’s latest federal financial disclosure has put crypto back in the political and business spotlight, with the filing reportedly showing at least $1.4 billion in cryptocurrency-related income for the 2025 calendar year. The disclosure was filed on June 30, 2026, through the US Office of Government Ethics.

According to the validated disclosure summary, World Liberty Financial generated between $525 million and $594 million for Trump through tokens and equity stakes. CIC Digital, which is connected to memecoin licensing and NFT trading-card activity, reportedly generated between $635 million and $636 million in royalty income through Celebration Coins.

The disclosure also reportedly includes nearly $196 million in proceeds from the equity sale of Stablecoin Holdco. Taken together, those figures push the crypto-related income number to at least $1.4 billion for the 2025 calendar year.

The figures also show how broad the crypto business model has become. This is not simply a case of holding Bitcoin or Ethereum on a balance sheet. The reported income stretches across token projects, licensing arrangements, royalty streams, equity stakes, and stablecoin-linked structures. That is a much wider footprint than the market saw during earlier political cycles.

For the crypto market, the broader takeaway is straightforward: digital assets are now large enough, and politically connected enough, to appear as major line items in federal financial reporting. Whether readers view that as adoption, controversy, or simply a sign of where capital has moved, the filing shows crypto is no longer sitting outside the mainstream financial conversation.