Washington, D.C. – President Donald Trump has disclosed earning over $600 million in income and holding $1.6 billion in assets in his latest financial disclosure, filed late Friday. The comprehensive 234-page document offers a detailed view of his financial activities in 2024, prior to his re-election. The report highlights significant earnings across various sectors, including cryptocurrency, real estate, and international licensing agreements.
One of President Trump's key revenue streams was his involvement with World Liberty Financial, a cryptocurrency platform, where he reported an income of $57.3 million from token sales. The president holds 15.75 billion governance tokens in the platform. Additionally, both President Trump and Vice President JD Vance reported cryptocurrency holdings, with Trump owning at least $1 million in ethereum and Vance possessing at least $250,000 in bitcoin.
The president generated substantial income through his real estate ventures, with Trump's National Doral and Mar-a-Lago properties bringing in over $110 million and $50 million, respectively. Despite these earnings, Trump faces significant legal expenses. He reported owing over $50 million to E. Jean Carroll, following a lawsuit, and was also ordered to pay nearly $90 million in two judgments, along with $350 million plus interest in a civil fraud case. However, Trump stated in the disclosure that these payments are "pending appeal."
President Trump also profited from various merchandise sales and marketing strategies during his campaign. He made $1.3 million from a Bible endorsed by singer Lee Greenwood and himself, $2.8 million from Trump-branded watches, $2.5 million for sneakers and fragrances, and $3 million from his book "Save America."
The financial disclosure also sheds light on the Trump family's international business dealings. The president reported a $5 million licensing fee from a project in Vietnam and substantial fees from agreements with Trump International Golf Club in Dubai. A Saudi Arabian company, Dar Al Arkan, provided him with licensing fees totaling $20.8 million for projects in Dubai and Oman.
Melania Trump, the First Lady, reported significant earnings from her public engagements and digital ventures. She received over $700,000 for two speeches to the Log Cabin Republicans and approximately $216,000 from her non-fungible tokens (NFTs). President Trump also gained $1.2 million from NFT-related income.
The financial disclosures offer a comprehensive overview of President Trump's extensive business operations and highlight the ongoing legal challenges he faces. These documents provide transparency into the president's financial dealings as he continues to navigate his second term in office.
