
Senator Warren's letter gives Trump until July 23 to report additional crypto holdings after his 2025 disclosure showed $1.4B in profits from ecosystem initiatives.
Senator Elizabeth Warren has given Donald Trump a July 23, 2026, deadline to disclose more of his crypto holdings. The date, set in a formal letter from the senator, is a recommended deadline for submitting additional information about his crypto-related assets and income.
The push comes after Trump's 2025 financial disclosure report showed $1.4 billion in profits from crypto ecosystem initiatives. That figure encompasses earnings from a range of digital asset projects and ventures tied to the former president.
Warren's letter asks Trump to provide a fuller picture of his holdings and any potential conflicts of interest. The deadline is voluntary, not a legal requirement.
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