Elizabeth Warren demands Trump disclose 2026 crypto earnings by July 23

Trump’s 2025 public financial disclosure showed roughly $1.4 billion in income from crypto ventures, more than double his 2024 figure and larger than the revenue of any publicly traded crypto company that year. The bulk of that income came through World Liberty Financial, the Trump family’s crypto business.

Warren has previously raised conflict-of-interest concerns about World Liberty Financial with the Securities and Exchange Commission. She has questioned whether a sitting president who influences the agencies that regulate digital assets should own a crypto business. The CLARITY Act, backed by Senate Republicans and the White House, could reshape the market for tokens and exchanges.

A disclosure by July 23 would reduce the conflict-of-interest pressure on the legislation. A refusal or delay would likely intensify scrutiny from Warren and other Democrats, potentially slowing the bill’s progress. The letter gives Trump one week to decide.