President Donald Trump’s financial disclosure report for 2025, released by the U.S. Office of Government Ethics, reveals he earned more than $2 billion through various channels.

The 927-page report shows Trump received hundreds of millions from World Liberty Financial (WLF), a crypto venture he and his sons, Donald Trump Jr. and Eric Trump, helped launch in 2024 alongside the Witkoff family. Trump reported over $526.8 million in proceeds from tokens sold by WLF.

Days before Trump’s second inauguration, a firm linked to the United Arab Emirates government purchased a 49 percent stake in WLF for $500 million in a deal signed by Eric Trump.

In addition to crypto earnings, Trump disclosed more than $635 million in royalties from a licensing agreement between CIC Digital LLC, an affiliate of the Trump Organization, and "Celebration Coins."

Real estate and hospitality ventures also contributed significantly to his income. In 2024, Trump received over $50.1 million from his Palm Beach, Florida resort. His golf club near Washington, D.C. reported more than $24.8 million in revenue, while his courses in New York, New Jersey, and Palm Beach combined brought in roughly $65.6 million. His two golf courses in Scotland, one of which he has sought to host an Open Championship at, reported over $40.3 million in revenue.

The report is nearly 700 pages longer than his 2024 disclosure, in which he reported $622 million in revenue.

Weeks before defeating former Vice President Kamala Harris to secure a second term, Trump and his two oldest sons launched WLF with the Witkoff family, with Steve Witkoff serving as the president’s foreign envoy.

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