Trump responded to the latest financial disclosure, stating that individual funds were managed by large external agencies and that it was not involved in specific investment decisions. According to this 2025 disclosure document, his filing income increased significantly over the past year, with a significant portion coming from projects related to encryption operations.
Significant increase in revenue reported in 2025
According to several media sources, based on disclosure documents, Trump filed at least $2.2 billion in 2025, up from at least $622 million in 2024. In response to journalists ' questions, Trump stated that he had accumulated a great deal of wealth well before returning to the White House, and that he was currently simply handing over funds to the agency to operate.
He claims that these institutions independently manage the relevant accounts and do not themselves communicate with those responsible for the investment or engage in specific trading arrangements. In response to external criticisms about its profit from the President's status, Trump stated that its profit was due to the rise in the stock market and that “many people are profiting”.
Hundreds of millions of dollars in income from encryption operations
Disclosure documents show that approximately $580 million of the revenue declared by Trump relates to World Liberty Financial. The company was created by members of the Trump family and issued the WLFI governance token and introduced the Stable Currency USD1 in March 2025. At that time, Trump had begun his second presidential term.
The paper also shows that Trump received approximately $635 million in royalties from the “Celebration Coins”. It was reported that this part of the income was related to the company CIC Digital LLC, which operated in the currency.
The disclosure document also lists a large number of stock transactions
In addition to the proceeds associated with encryption, the financial disclosure included a record of the sale and sale of hundreds of companies ' shares by Trump, some of which amounted to millions of dollars, the largest of which ranged from $5 million to $25 million.
Another financial document, which was disclosed in May this year and covered the first three months of 2026, also triggered discussions about potential conflicts of interest. The White House had previously denied the challenge. Trump did not respond to further questions on conflicts of interest on that day.