In a financial disclosure filed on June 13 with the Office of Government Ethics, former and current U.S. President Donald J. Trump reported earning more than $600 million in personal income during 2024. His total declared assets are now estimated at around $1.6 billion, according to Reuters.
Trump disclosed earnings from a diverse mix of ventures. He reported $320 million in fees from the recently launched $TRUMP memecoin, alongside over $400 million in revenues tied to the crypto platform World Liberty Financial, where he holds approximately 15.75 billion governance tokens. Token sales alone contributed $57.35 million, according to his filing.
Income from real estate, including his Florida golf resorts and Mar‑a‑Lago, totaled at least $217.7 million. His Trump National Doral property alone generated $110.4 million. Revenues from licensing agreements and royalties—covering branded watches, sneakers, the “Greenwood Bible,” NFTs, guitars, and digital trading cards—added up to more than $26 million, with Melania Trump earning an additional $216,700 from her NFT line.
Trump’s filing also indicates passive investment income of at least $12 million, derived from cash, bonds, and stock portfolios valued at about $211 million.
The disclosure raises renewed concerns over potential conflicts of interest, given that Trump did not divest his holdings but placed them in a trust reportedly managed by his children—though income still flows to him directly.
The disclosure summary—reported by Reuters and other outlets—provides further details on the scope and scale of Trump’s business endeavors and wealth accumulation following his re-entry to the presidency. Legal and ethics watchdogs are expected to scrutinize how his administration’s policy moves, especially in cryptocurrency regulation, align with his financial interests.
