As part of his annual financial disclosure, U.S. President Donald Trump reported interests in companies holding more than $100 million in bitcoin and ether in cold-storage wallets. In addition to using crypto in the way Satoshi originally intended, Trump-affiliated businesses also reported at least $1.2 billion in crypto-related income during 2025 from various crypto ventures, including World Liberty Financial and the TRUMP memecoin, based on calculations from Reuters and the Associated Press. The totals were broadly consistent with an earlier Bloomberg estimate of the Trump family’s crypto earnings since he returned to office. Trump’s 927-page financial disclosure, filed with the U.S. Office of Government Ethics, shows how rapidly digital assets have become one of the most lucrative parts of his business empire. Reuters calculated that Trump reported more than $1.4 billion in income from family crypto ventures during 2025, while the Associated Press arrived at a lower total of nearly $1.2 billion based on a narrower set of businesses and proceeds. The largest individual source was Trump’s memecoin operation. CIC Digital LLC, one of the principal companies behind the TRUMP token business, reported roughly $635 million in memecoin-related income. The token was launched shortly before Trump returned to the White House, allowing buyers to trade a speculative digital asset directly associated with the sitting president.