Trump earned $2.2 billion in one year, $1.4 billion from cryptocurrency


The U.S. Office of Government Ethics released a 927-page document.
Trump's 2025 personal income: $2.2 billion. What does that mean? If he took the presidential salary of $400k, he would have to work for 5,500 years.
Where did the money come from? $1.4 billion (64%) came from cryptocurrency—$635 million from $TRUMP meme coin licensing fees, $527 million from WLFI token sales, and another $263 million from selling WLFI equity. $575 million came from real estate. Plus $80 million in stock investments and $68 million in brand licensing. Net worth surged from $2.3 billion in 2024 to $6.5 billion, nearly tripling in one year. The First Lady followed closely by launching $MELANIA, the eldest son became the "Web3 Ambassador," and the youngest son was titled the "DeFi Visionary." He used to call crypto "air," but now the whole family is getting rich from it. Mar-a-Lago membership fees went from $20k to $1 million, selling the opportunity to be "face-to-face with the President." $2.2 billion—is it legal or not? The law is still being debated. But one thing is very clear: presidential influence has already become a business. The coins you buy—is it faith or tipping the President?
#TRUMP #WLFI #加密货币 #Bitcoin
TRUMP-5.50%
WLFI2.83%
MELANIA-1.20%
BTC1.43%
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