Trump's 2025 Income Tops $2.2 Billion, Powered by Crypto and Real Estate, WSJ Disclosure Review Finds
- A Wall Street Journal analysis of President Trump's 2025 federal financial disclosure shows personal income of more than $2.2 billion in the first year of his second term, with crypto ventures dwarfing real estate.
- The filing lists at least $1.4 billion in digital-asset gains, including roughly $800 million tied to World Liberty Financial and a related stablecoin business, plus a $263 million equity sale to a UAE-royal-led investor group first reported by the WSJ.
- Traditional holdings also surged — Mar-a-Lago income rose to $77 million from $50 million in 2024 — while Trump paid off a $50 million-plus mortgage on 40 Wall Street, according to the disclosure review (wsj.com).