President Donald Trump's annual financial disclosure for 2025, filed with the Office of Government Ethics and certified on June 30, 2026, reveals cryptocurrency holdings and income of unprecedented scale for a sitting president. The 927-page report lists approximately $588.8 million in crypto-related income, with Bitcoin and Ether prominently named.
The disclosure, signed by Trump on June 29 and certified the next day, includes a 45-day filing extension and late fees for transactions not previously reported on required periodic forms. Central to the income is World Liberty Financial (WLF), a Trump-linked venture co-founded by family members that issues the WLFI governance token and the USD1 stablecoin. Through DT Marks Defi LLC, which holds a 38.25% stake in WLF Holdco LLC, Trump reported $236.25 million in net proceeds from WLF token sales.
The filing details cold wallet holdings across multiple assets: Ethereum at $150.6 million (valued over $50 million, actively staked via Coinbase generating $1.82 million in validator rewards), USDC at $56.04 million, USD at $42.25 million, Bitcoin at $33.46 million, and Chainlink at $2.75 million. Additional income includes $65.63 million from the sale of equity in WLF Holdco and $6,995 in USDC interest. The ETH position is notably not static but staked through a Coinbase agreement, producing yield.
While an unverified line item mentioning a "Celebration Coins" royalty of $635 million appears in the document, that figure has not been independently corroborated. The confirmed numbers still dwarf any prior crypto disclosures by a U.S. president. This filing adds to a pattern: earlier in 2026, a Trump family trust bought Coinbase shares and other crypto stocks, and Federal Reserve nominee Kevin Warsh disclosed Solana and Polymarket holdings. The sheer size of the positions—especially in Bitcoin and Ether—will attract ongoing scrutiny and could influence how the administration's crypto stance is perceived by markets.
