US President Donald Trump reported earnings of more than $1 billion from cryptocurrency ventures, property income and licensing deals, according to media reports citing his latest financial disclosure.
The disclosure details Trump’s financial interests, including more than $526 million earned from sales of cryptocurrency tokens linked to World Liberty Financial LLC, a company reportedly connected to his sons, Eric Trump and Donald Trump Jr.
The filing also lists other cryptocurrency investments worth millions of dollars. Trump’s Mar-a-Lago resort generated about $77 million in revenue, according to the disclosure.
Media reports said Trump also earned income from several licensing and royalty agreements. These include payments linked to Celebration Coins, Trump Watches, a Bible promoted by him, and Trump Sneakers & Fragrances.
The financial disclosure has renewed debate over Trump’s business interests while serving as president. Political opponents have raised concerns about possible conflicts of interest, while the White House has denied the allegations and said Trump is not involved in managing his businesses or investments.
Trump said his financial gains were linked to the performance of the stock market and maintained that he was not directly managing his wealth.
The disclosure also includes details of gifts received during the reporting period, including items from business leaders and public figures, along with payments related to settlements involving technology and media companies.
Separately, US Vice President JD Vance reported earning between $1 million and $5 million in royalties from his memoir Hillbilly Elegy, along with additional income from overseas publishing agreements.
