President Donald Trump’s latest financial disclosure reveals a staggering $600 million in income from cryptocurrency, real estate, and golf businesses, bringing his total assets to at least $1.6 billion.
President Donald Trump has disclosed more than $600 million in income from cryptocurrency, real estate, and other ventures in a newly released financial report that reveals a snapshot of his sprawling business empire.
The annual public financial disclosure, signed on June 13, offers a glimpse into Trump’s financial activities during the 2024 calendar year. According to Reuters calculations, the president’s total assets now exceed $1.6 billion.
While the exact timeframe covered in the report was not specified, details such as cryptocurrency listings strongly indicate that it spans up to December 2024. This means any earnings from crypto ventures after that date, including some of the most lucrative periods, were not captured in the filing.
Among the most notable entries is a meme coin launched by the president himself earlier this year — $TRUMP — which alone generated an estimated $320 million in fees. The coin’s success highlights the Trump family’s rapid expansion into digital assets, a sector that has seen explosive growth and is now a significant contributor to the president’s income.
Despite placing his businesses in a trust managed by his children, the report underscores how revenue from these ventures continues to benefit the president directly. This financial entanglement has reignited long-standing concerns over potential conflicts of interest, particularly in areas like cryptocurrency, where U.S. policy shifts under Trump’s administration could impact the value of assets he or his family own.
The filing also reflects Trump’s continuing income from traditional sources, including licensing agreements, golf clubs, and property developments. These business segments remain key pillars of his financial portfolio, even as newer ventures like cryptocurrency contribute increasingly significant sums.
Critics argue that Trump’s dual role as both a public official and business magnate raises ethical questions about where governance ends and personal gain begins. However, his supporters view his success in the private sector as a testament to his business acumen and ability to lead the country through turbulent economic times.
The newly released disclosure serves as a snapshot of the Trump family’s business operations at a transitional point — a time when real estate and luxury resorts were being joined by meme coins and digital finance.
As the 2024 financial records close, the president’s ventures into emerging sectors like cryptocurrency appear to be reshaping the financial legacy of his presidency — one deal, and one coin, at a time.
