US President Donald Trump has generated more than $1.4 billion in income from his family’s cryptocurrency ventures in the previous fiscal year, according to government ethics disclosure filings.
The figures, derived from personal financial disclosures released Tuesday, underscore the scale of the president's commercial activities while in office.
2 billion from these ventures in 2025, indicating a continued expansion of the portfolio's value.
The revenue stream marks a significant departure from historical norms for US executives, who have traditionally divested or placed assets in blind trusts to avoid conflicts of interest.
Instead of eliminating potential overlaps between public office and private gain, the administration has pursued new business ventures, a strategy that has drawn sharp criticism from ethics watchdogs and political opponents.
Handelsavisen previously reported that Trump generated approximately $1.2 billion from these ventures in 2025, indicating a continued expansion of the portfolio's value.
The latest disclosures suggest the financial footprint of the Trump family's digital asset holdings has grown substantially, raising questions about the separation of state and private interest.