US President Donald Trump reported more than $1.4 billion in income from his family’s cryptocurrency ventures in the previous fiscal year, according to financial disclosures.
The figure highlights a dramatic shift in the president’s revenue streams, with digital assets now constituting the majority of his personal earnings.
This income surge coincides with a period of favorable regulatory and policy developments for the crypto industry under his administration.
The disclosure intensifies scrutiny on the intersection of political power and digital asset markets.
As the crypto sector has benefited from pro-industry policies, the president’s substantial financial stake in the space has drawn attention from ethics watchdogs and market observers.
The timing of the report aligns with a broader trend of increased political engagement from cryptocurrency firms, which have spent $189 million to influence the 2026 US midterm elections, surpassing their expenditure levels during the 2024 cycle.