AGS NEWS – President Donald Trump has reported earning more than $600 million in income from cryptocurrency ventures, golf resorts, licensing deals, and other business activities, according to a newly released financial disclosure report that sheds light on the broad financial interests of the billionaire president.

The disclosure, signed on June 13, 2025, is believed to cover the 2024 calendar year and offers insight into the president’s expanding wealth, particularly his growing involvement in the crypto industry. A Reuters analysis estimates President Trump’s declared assets are worth at least $1.6 billion.

Despite earlier statements that he had placed his businesses into a trust managed by his children, the disclosure reveals that income from those enterprises continues to flow to the president — raising fresh concerns among ethics watchdogs about potential conflicts of interest.

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According to the filing, Trump reported significant income from World Liberty Financial, a decentralized finance firm tied to the Trump family, and from his own meme cryptocurrency, $TRUMP, which has reportedly generated over $320 million in fees since its launch. The president also disclosed $57.35 million in token sales through World Liberty and ownership of 15.75 billion governance tokens.

The White House responded to inquiries about the disclosure by stating that all required ethics briefings and financial reports had been completed.

“President Trump, Vice President Vance, and senior White House staff have fulfilled their financial and ethical obligations,” White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt said in a statement. “The administration remains committed to transparency and accountability.”

In addition to crypto, Trump reported at least $217.7 million in revenue from his Florida golf properties — including Trump National Doral, Jupiter, West Palm Beach, and Mar-a-Lago. Doral alone was the top revenue-generating asset, bringing in $110.4 million.

The disclosure also detailed $12 million in income from passive investments, including stakes in Blue Owl Capital, Charles Schwab, and Invesco-managed bond funds. These holdings are part of a broader investment portfolio worth at least $211 million.

Trump’s international business ventures were also highlighted, including:

• $16 million in licensing fees from a Dubai development
• $10 million from a real estate project in India
• $5 million in license fees from Vietnam

The president continues to monetize his personal brand, disclosing:

• $2.8 million from Trump Watches
• $2.5 million from Trump Sneakers & Fragrances
• $1.3 million from royalties tied to the Greenwood Bible, described as “the only Bible officially endorsed by Lee Greenwood and President Trump”
• $1.16 million from sales of his Trump NFTs

First Lady Melania Trump also reported $216,700 in income from licensing her own NFT collection.

The filing comes as President Trump campaigns for re-election and seeks to defend his administration’s economic and digital innovation policies — including expanding U.S. influence in emerging technologies like blockchain and artificial intelligence.

However, critics argue that Trump’s direct financial involvement in industries affected by federal regulation may pose risks to policy neutrality.