President Trump's 2026 filing shows over $100M in Bitcoin, $50M+ in Ethereum, and $2.3M in staking income. His WLFI tokens add $50M.
President Donald Trump’s 2026 annual financial disclosure shows he holds more than $200 million in cryptocurrency across personal wallets and business entities. The filing, an OGE Form 278e analyzed by Finbold on July 2, breaks down holdings by wallet and token.
Two cold wallets contain Bitcoin (BTC). One, held by CIC Digital LLC, lists BTC valued at over $50 million. The second, tied to token-sale proceeds from World Liberty Financial (WLFI) through DT Marks Defi LLC, also shows BTC worth more than $50 million. Combined, Trump holds roughly $100 million in Bitcoin.
Ethereum (ETH) appears in two wallets. His personal wallet holds ETH between $5 million and $25 million. A separate wallet tied to World Liberty Financial proceeds has ETH valued at over $50 million. That brings the total ETH position above $55 million.
Trump also disclosed 15.75 billion WLFI governance tokens held by DJT Holdings Managing Member LLC, which owns DTTM Operations LLC. The filing values those tokens at more than $50 million. A separate stablecoin wallet holds about $5 million in USDC. He reported an equity stake in Stablecoin Holdco LLC also valued at approximately $5 million.
Other disclosed positions include Aave (AAVE) in a cold wallet worth $1 million to $5 million and Chainlink (LINK) in a cold wallet worth $500,001 to $1 million, both held under DT Marks Defi LLC as WLFI token-sale proceeds. Smaller holdings in Ethena (ENA), Movement (MOVE), and Ondo Finance (ONDO) each fell below $1,001.
The filing also revealed income from Coinbase staking. CIC Digital LLC generated $510,808 in validator rewards, while DT Marks Defi LLC earned $1,821,628, for a combined $2.33 million.
For context, the disclosure covers assets held as of the filing date. The concentration in tokens linked to Trump’s own projects – WLFI governance tokens and stablecoin equity – goes beyond passive investing. The staking income shows active participation in network validation. Together, the positions give a concrete picture of how a U.S. president engages with digital assets at the wallet level.
The full Bitcoin (BTC) profile and Ethereum (ETH) profile provide baseline data on those tokens. The filing itself is a public document from the U.S. Office of Government Ethics.
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