Last year, U.S. President Donald Trump earned income totaling $1.4 billion (about 2.1672 trillion won) from a family-owned cryptocurrency corporations and meme coin-related ventures.
According to Bloomberg and Reuters, the U.S. Office of Government Ethics (OGE), which receives public officials' financial disclosures, on the 30th (local time) released Trump's annual financial report, which runs more than 900 pages.
The largest share of Trump's income last year came from cryptocurrency-related activities. He reported earning $588 million in profit through the cryptocurrency corporations World Liberty Financial.
World Liberty Financial, the Trump family's cryptocurrency corporations, lists President Trump as well as his sons and Trump's Middle East envoy Steve Witkoff as co-founders. The CEO role is held by Witkoff's son, Jack Witkoff.
In addition, Trump reported receiving $636 million in royalties from his own meme coin, "$Trump," and also reported $197 million in revenue from the sale of his equity in Stablecoin Holdco.
Trump also appeared to make significant money from his golf resort business. He reported more than $290 million in income from resorts including Mar-a-Lago in Florida, CNBC reported.
He also earned more than $80 million through settlements with several media corporations and additionally reported millions of dollars in income through licensing deals via overseas real estate firms.
In the disclosure, Trump said he received a ticket to the 2026 World Cup final worth $15,000 from FIFA President Gianni Infantino, as well as 10 US Open tickets (about $25,000) from sponsor Rolex and 10 Super Bowl tickets (about $50,000).