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 nature of presidential wealth and has reignited debates over conflicts of interest within the executive branch.
The disclosures underscore the growing financial entanglement between the White House and the digital-asset sector.
Critics argue that such substantial personal stakes create inherent conflicts, particularly as the administration continues to shape regulatory frameworks for cryptocurrencies.
The scale of the income—far exceeding traditional sources of presidential revenue—has drawn sharp attention from watchdog groups and political opponents.
This development follows a period of intense public defense by Trump regarding his financial activities.