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The income, split between cash and crypto, was more than three times what Witkoff reported from the same entity the prior year
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Steve Witkoff, President Donald Trump's special envoy for the Middle East and Ukraine, reported nearly $107 million in income last year from a holding company tied to World Liberty Financial, the cryptocurrency firm he co-founded with Trump and members of their families, according to financial disclosures obtained by a government watchdog.
Of that total, roughly $69 million came in the form of cash and $38 million in cryptocurrency, The Wall Street Journal reported. That figure is more than three times the $34 million Witkoff reported from the same holding company in his prior disclosure.
