
Trump's annual filing reveals $1.4B in crypto income: $635M memecoin royalties, $715M from World Liberty Financial. Tokens have plunged 98%+ from highs.
President Donald Trump reported roughly $1.4 billion in personal income from cryptocurrency ventures in his annual financial disclosure, the filing shows. The total breaks into $635 million in royalties from his memecoin business and more than $715 million from World Liberty Financial token sales and equity sales.
The Trump family memecoins have cratered since their highs. Trump Coin (Official Trump) traded near $1.50 on Friday, down about 98% from its January 2025 peak above $73. Melania Coin (Official Melania Meme) is down 99.4% from its peak near $13.70.
Company disclosures and token offering documents state that Trump-family entities are entitled to 75% of net proceeds from certain token sales after expenses. World Liberty Financial was co-founded by Trump's sons Donald Trump Jr. and Eric Trump along with associates. Trump and affiliated entities maintain an ownership stake.
The filing also lists cryptocurrency holdings through affiliated entities including DT Marks Defi LLC and CIC Digital LLC. Those positions include more than $50 million each in Bitcoin and Ethereum, along with USDC and other digital assets.
The disclosure covers income earned through 2024 and early 2025. Trump Coin peaked in January 2025 shortly after its launch, then slid as initial hype faded. Melania Coin followed a similar trajectory.
World Liberty Financial's token sale generated the bulk of the $715 million figure, the filing shows. Equity sales and wallet income made up the remainder. The project has drawn scrutiny from regulators over its structure and marketing, though no enforcement action has been announced.
Trump's crypto holdings are held through limited liability companies that separate his personal finances from the ventures. The filing does not specify whether the Bitcoin and Ethereum positions were acquired directly or through the token sales.
The memecoin royalties reflect a revenue-sharing agreement between Trump's licensing company and the token issuers. Those payments are ongoing, though the collapse in token prices has reduced the royalty stream in recent months.
Trump Coin traded near $1.50 on Friday, down from its January peak above $73.
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