Trump rakes in millions from crypto, Bibles, and branded bling

US President Donald Trump continues to earn tens of millions of dollars from a wide range of business ventures and luxury properties, according to a new financial disclosure filed on June 13 with the Office of Government Ethics.

The 234-page filing, bearing Trump’s signature and dated June 13, includes 145 pages devoted to stock and bond investments, Caliber.Az reports via US media.

It outlines extensive income sources for the 2024 calendar year, underscoring the former president’s continued financial success across various sectors.

A standout source of income is Trump’s stake in World Liberty Financial, a cryptocurrency platform launched last year. The disclosure shows Trump received $57.4 million from the company, whose digital token sales proved highly profitable. Trump’s three sons — Donald Jr., Eric, and Barron — are listed as co-founders on the firm’s website.

Trump’s separate $TRUMP meme coin, introduced in January 2025, does not appear in the disclosure because it falls outside the 2024 reporting period.

The disclosure also highlights significant royalty income from merchandise bearing Trump’s name or likeness, including:

• $3 million from Save America, a coffee table book

• $2.5 million from Trump-branded sneakers and fragrances

• $2.8 million from Trump watches

• $1.3 million from The Greenwood Bible

• $1.05 million from the “45” branded guitar

• $1.16 million in NFT-related licensing and royalties

The filing lists liabilities as well, including at least $15,000 owed on an American Express credit card. It also includes payments owed to E. Jean Carroll, who won a civil case against Trump for sexual abuse and defamation. Trump is still pursuing an appeal in that case.

Trump's financial report is notably more extensive than those of his political rivals. For comparison, President Joe Biden’s 2024 disclosure was just 11 pages and focused on typical income streams like bank accounts and retirement savings. Vice President Kamala Harris’s filing was similarly brief, at 15 pages.

A significant portion of Trump’s wealth is held in a revocable trust managed by Donald Trump Jr., which includes over 100,000 shares in Trump Media and Technology Group. The company, which went public in 2024, lists Trump as its largest shareholder, with a nearly 53% stake valued in the billions. These holdings are disclosed in the report.

The financial disclosure was submitted in accordance with federal ethics requirements for Executive Branch officials.

By Tamilla Hasanova