In 2025, Trump made over $1.2 billion in profits through cryptocurrency and currently holds $50 million in Bitcoin.

Summary

• In 2025, Donald Trump made profits exceeding $1.2 billion from cryptocurrencies.
• The ex-president possesses more than $50 million in Bitcoin and between $5 million and $25 million in Ethereum.
• Memecoin TRUMP generated a little more than $635 million for Trump in 2025.
• World Liberty Financial made more than $588 million in profits from token sales.
• TRUMP coin experienced a drop of around 98% in comparison to the historical data from January 19, 2025.

Donald Trump made more than $1.2 billion in earnings from cryptocurrency endeavors in 2025, as stated in the annual financial disclosure report by the U.S. Government Ethics Office released on Tuesday.

The report, which spans more than 900 pages, also discloses that the ex-president possesses over $50 million worth of Bitcoin and holdings ranging from $5 million to $25 million in Ethereum.

Most of the profits originated from the meme cryptocurrency TRUMP, which was launched shortly before Trump returned to office in January 2025 on the Solana blockchain. The coin generated approximately $635 million for the ex-president in 2025, as per the report.

Memecoin surges before weakening.

The meme-based cryptocurrency Memecoin TRUMP experienced a rapid increase in market value to several billion dollars shortly after its release. However, its value declined in the subsequent days and weeks.

TRUMP, a memecoin, is currently priced at $1.66, with a market cap of $394 million, reflecting a decline of about 98% from its peak on January 19, 2025.

World Liberty Financial and other projects

Trump made more than $588 million in profits from net token sales through World Liberty Financial, a decentralized finance platform, in addition to his earnings from memecoin.

The report published on Tuesday is a follow-up to a previous release in May that disclosed profits from trading securities.

Senate facing a deadlock in regulations

Trump is making a lot of money from cryptocurrencies, while the Clarity Act, which aims to regulate the sector, is stuck in the Senate after being passed in the House. The Act is meant to provide clearer rules for the cryptocurrency market in the United States.

• Cryptus
• Bitcoin
• Cryptocurrencies are digital assets.
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• Ethereum
• Solana