US President Donald Trump generated approximately $1.2 billion in revenue from his cryptocurrency ventures in 2025, according to personal financial disclosures released Tuesday.
The 927-page filing details $635 million in royalties alone, highlighting the significant income stream derived from his digital-asset business during his first year back in office.
The disclosure provides a rare look into the financial mechanics of the Trump family's crypto operations, which have expanded rapidly since the launch of World Liberty Financial and other branded tokens.
The revenue figure, calculated from the mandatory filing, represents a substantial windfall that has drawn scrutiny from ethics watchdogs and market observers alike.
While the filing does not detail specific token performance or trading volumes, the sheer magnitude of the royalties suggests strong adoption or high transaction fees associated with the Trump-branded assets.
This development adds to the growing intersection of US politics and the cryptocurrency sector, with the president's personal financial interests now deeply intertwined with the industry's growth.