Trump’s First Financial Filing: $600M+ Earnings from Crypto, Golf & Licensing

U.S. President Donald Trump’s first public financial disclosure of his current term, covering the 2024 calendar year, reveals a substantial income exceeding $600 million from a diverse portfolio of ventures.

$57.4 million from crypto — Trump earned this from his ownership of 15.75 billion governance tokens in the blockchain firm World Liberty Financial, co-founded with his sons and backed by his endorsement.

$320 million from the $TRUMP meme coin — A significant portion of his income stemmed from this token's launch and associated transaction fees.

$217.7 million from Florida golf resorts — Revenue from his properties in Jupiter, Doral, West Palm Beach, and Mar‑a‑Lago marks it as one of his most lucrative traditional income streams.

Hundreds of millions in licensing and royalties — Additional income came from licensing deals, including internationally (Vietnam, India, Dubai) and royalties for watches, sneakers, a “Greenwood Bible,” NFTs, and trading cards.

Total assets are valued at roughly $1.6 billion, as per the report.

Critics and watchdogs voice concerns over potential conflicts of interest, given Trump's presidential influence over crypto regulation and his continued economic benefit from ventures managed by family trusts.

Despite delegating asset control to his children, much of the revenue still flows back to Trump personally, raising questions about transparency and fairness in governance.

Trump’s disclosure offers a comprehensive look into his high-revenue streams from cryptocurrency ventures, golf operations, and licensing deals—underscoring the complex overlap between his business interests and political influence.cryptocurrency investments, meme coin, NFTs, World Liberty Financial, Trump golf resorts, Donald Trump, cryptocurrency, crypto ventures, crypto, financial filing, trump earnings