U.S. President Donald Trump has disclosed over $57 million in income from his association with World Liberty Financial (WLFI), a cryptocurrency venture he co-founded with his sons Donald Jr. and Eric.
The revelation comes from his official 2025 public financial disclosure filed with the U.S. Office of Government Ethics on June 13.
Holding Billions of Governance Tokens
According to the filing, Trump holds 15.75 billion governance tokens in WLFI, which also grant him voting rights within the crypto enterprise.
The nature of these tokens and whether they were monetized or simply valued at a high internal rate is not detailed in the document.
It simply lists the income as “$57,437,927” without specifying whether the figure stems from token sales, staking rewards, or another method of realization.
Massive Fundraising Effort
Launched in September 2024, World Liberty Financial has rapidly scaled its capital base.
The company raised $200 million in its initial public token sale and an additional $250 million in its second sale.
Combined, these rounds brought in approximately $550 million.
The firm’s mission is focused on decentralized finance (DeFi) solutions and dollar-pegged stablecoins, aiming to challenge existing financial infrastructure.
High-Profile Backers
The crypto venture has drawn support from major investors in the digital asset space.
Tron founder Justin Sun invested $30 million in November 2024, receiving 2 billion WLFI tokens at the discounted early price of $0.015.
Web3Port followed with a $10 million contribution in January 2025.
Oddiyana Ventures also participated, though the amount was not disclosed.
Trump’s Larger Digital Asset Involvement
Trump’s involvement in digital assets extends beyond WLFI.
Previous filings revealed his earnings from NFT-based products like the Trump Digital Trading Cards collection.
However, the latest disclosure does not show any new income from NFTs.
Additionally, Trump maintains affiliations with other crypto-related companies, including CIC Digital LLC and CIC Ventures LLC.
These entities were also included in the latest filing, although they appeared inactive or generated minimal income during the reported period.
Official Ethics Statement
As per U.S. law, the President’s disclosure must be certified as “true, complete, and correct” and is subject to review by the Office of Government Ethics.
This filing adds further clarity on the extent of Trump’s crypto dealings and the financial impact they’ve had in recent months.
Conclusion
Trump’s substantial earnings from World Liberty Financial highlight his deepening involvement in the cryptocurrency space.
With over $57 million reported and a large shareholding in the platform, his crypto footprint could become a significant aspect of his post-presidency financial legacy.
