US President Donald Trump generated at least $1.4 billion from cryptocurrency-related activities in 2025, according to his latest mandatory financial disclosure.
The updated figure represents a substantial increase from previous estimates, which had placed his crypto revenue closer to $1.2 billion based on earlier filings.
Multiple wire services, including CNBC and Livemint, have reported on the updated figures, noting that the $1.
The disclosure highlights the rapid expansion of Trump's digital-asset business lines, including his World Liberty Financial venture and associated NFT sales.
The revenue surge has drawn attention from market observers and political analysts alike, as the scale of the earnings raises questions about the intersection of presidential duties and private commercial interests.
Multiple wire services, including CNBC and Livemint, have reported on the updated figures, noting that the $1.4 billion threshold marks a new high for the former president's post-office income streams.
The disclosures are part of the standard annual financial reporting required for high-ranking US officials, though the magnitude of the crypto-related income has made this year's filing particularly notable.