Trump Nets $57M from Family Crypto Venture, Adds Millions More from Branded Merchandise and Investments

President Donald Trump reported over $57 million in income from a cryptocurrency platform tied to his family, marking one of his largest sources of revenue in the past year, according to a financial disclosure released Friday by the U.S. Office of Government Ethics.

The document reveals that Trump earned $57,355,532 from World Liberty Financial, a decentralized finance (DeFi) platform co-founded in 2024 by Zach Witkoff, the son of Steve Witkoff — a close Trump ally and the president’s current envoy in Ukraine-Russia peace talks and Iran negotiations. Trump’s sons Donald Jr., Eric, and Barron Trump are also listed as co-founders of the platform.

In addition to the earnings from World Liberty Financial, Trump disclosed a personal cryptocurrency wallet valued between $1 million and $5 million.

The 234-page financial report outlines an extensive portfolio of income streams, highlighting the former real estate mogul’s ability to monetize his personal brand across various sectors. Among the notable items:

• $3 million in royalties from the “Save America” coffee table book
• $2.5 million from “Trump Sneakers and Fragrances”
• $2.8 million for Trump-branded watches
• $1,055,100 for the “45 Guitar”, a custom collectible item
• $1,306,035 for “The Greenwood Bible,” a Trump-endorsed edition of the holy book

Trump also profited from the digital collectibles craze, earning $1,057,490 through a licensing deal tied to Trump digital trading cards, further showcasing his engagement with blockchain-based products.

The document, which includes 145 pages of stock and bond holdings, also shows Trump received over $700,000 in speaking fees, cementing his continued appeal as a high-profile public figure.

The financial disclosure underscores how Trump, now serving another term as president, has maintained a vast and varied income portfolio — with cryptocurrency, branded merchandise, and media ventures playing central roles in his post-White House business resurgence.