President Donald Trump’s annual financial disclosure report was released on Tuesday by the US Office of Government Ethics, revealing hundreds of millions of dollars in income from crypto-token profits and holdings of hundreds of individual company stocks.
Trump’s 2025 disclosure report, which was the first year of his second non-consecutive term in the White House, has 927 pages.
The report revealed that Trump’s Crypto-related income included approximately $515 million from the sale of tokens issued by the firm World Liberty Financial, and $65 million from the sale of equity in the holding company WLF.
WLF is a Trump-linked crypto company founded by members of his family that issues the WLFI governance token and USD1 stablecoin.
Trump’s golf properties and clubs have continued to generate significant income, according to the disclosure.
The president reported more than $290 million in income related to profits from the Mar-a-Lago Club in Palm Beach, Florida, his Trump National Doral golf course, his club in Bedminster, New Jersey, Jupiter Golf Club and Trump National Washington, DC.
One of the biggest bursts of Trump stock purchases detailed in the disclosure happened on Aug. 18, 2025.
The document shows the successive acquisitions of some of the biggest names in technology – Apple, Microsoft, and Nvidia – with each transaction valued between $5 million and $25 million. The values of Trump’s assets are given in dollars, not in absolute terms, as is common in US government ethics books.
The trade was among the largest single stock transactions disclosed.
The purchase of Nvidia came just one week after Trump announced that Nvidia and AMD agreed to give the US government 15% of their sales of H20 chips in China in exchange for an export license. That deal reopened a key revenue stream in China for Nvidia.
Apple also announced another 100 billion in US investment on August 6, bringing its total US commitment to $600 billion.
The filing also shows that Trump bought between $500,000 and $1 million worth of Amazon stock on Sept. 23. That was the same day as a hearing in federal court in Seattle on a Federal Trade Commission charge, which alleged that Amazon cheated customers into paying for Prime memberships.
The case ended two days later after Amazon agreed to settle the case by paying a $1 billion civil penalty to the FTC and refunding up to $1.5 billion to approximately 35 million customers.
The main filling is full of eye-opening goods, some of which are very important.
One line, on page 157, discloses an investment in gold bars valued between $500,000 and $1 million.
Trump also revealed that he receives gifts worth more than $370,000, mostly tickets to sporting events.
They include 10 tickets to the $15,000 FIFA Men’s World Cup from FIFA President Gianni Infantino, 10 tickets to Super Bowl LIX from New Orleans Saints owner Gayle Benson, 15 tickets to each of two UFC events from UFC CEO Dana White and tickets to NFL, MLB, NCAA and golf events.
He revealed that a statue from Sticker Mule CEO Anthony Constantino showing Trump raising his fist after the assassination attempt in Butler, Pennsylvania, was worth $250,000.
This disclosure also reveals a number of royal agreements that paint a picture of how much Trump has been able to use his name and political symbol since entering politics.
Royalty income includes: $4.7 million earned through a “Trump Watches” licensing agreement with The Best Watches on Earth LLC; a deal related to the publication of “The Greenwood Bible,” a compilation with “God Bless the USA” singer Lee Greenwood, bringing in $208,486; license agreement for “Trump Sneakers & Fragrances” for $67,634; a “’45′” guitar endorsement for $35,920; and publishing deals for “Letters to Trump,” “Save America” and “MAGA Journey,” for $590,730, $1,893,965 and $552,685 respectively.
Another indication is that Trump received a $200,000 speaking fee for a fundraising event in Naples, Florida, in December 2022.
Exposure means income from watches and sneakers and perfumes “deliberately omitted” from Trump’s previous financial disclosures, and the balance he owed on a 2022 speech.
The president’s exposed debts included civil lawsuits in favor of writer E. Jean Carroll, who accused Trump of sexually assaulting her at a New York City department store in the mid-1990s, and defamed her after she went public with those allegations in 2019. insulting him.
Trump is still contesting the judge’s decision, which awarded Carroll $83.3 million in that defamation case. Trump denies sexually assaulting Carroll.
The disclosure also includes first lady Melania Trump’s assets and income information – including a $10.7 million royalty deal related to her movie titled, “Melania.”
A separate licensing deal with the film’s publisher, Skyhorse, earned him an additional $521,161.
Melania Trump also reported $6,011,259 in income from a separate license agreement “for the sale of NFTs and other collectibles,” the form shows.
