Did Trump earn over $50 mn from crypto? POTUS made massive amount by selling watches, sneakers and bibles
President Donald Trump earned over $10 million last year from various items and $57.3 million from a cryptocurrency platform.
President Donald Trump made more than $10 million last year selling items like watches, sneakers, Bibles, and guitars. But the most money came from a cryptocurrency platform, according to a new financial disclosure.

The report, released Friday by the Office of Government Ethics, shows Trump earned $57.3 million from his stake in World Liberty Financial, a crypto company.
Trump’s "$TRUMP" memecoin wasn’t included in the report because it launched in January, but it has reportedly made about $320 million in fees so far.
Trump also made millions in licensing fees. His Mar-a-Lago resort in Florida brought in over $50 million, according to the 234-page report, which appears to cover income from the 2024 calendar year. In comparison, President Joe Biden’s financial disclosure was just 11 pages.
Trump’s other earnings include:
$2.8 million from Trump Watches
$3 million from "Save America" coffee table books
$2.5 million from Trump-branded sneakers and cologne
$1.3 million from sales of the Greenwood Bible
$1.05 million from “45” branded guitars
Trump launched the guitars in late 2023. The electric and acoustic models featured an American eagle and sold for $1,500 to $10,500. Earlier in 2024, Trump released his “Never Surrender” high-top sneakers at $399 a pair.
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Trump has promoted these items to supporters, despite critics accusing him of using his political fame for personal profit.
His crypto work is also getting attention. A Financial Times report last month said Trump’s media company plans to raise $3 billion to invest in Bitcoin and other crypto.
Trump Media & Technology Group — which owns Truth Social — is reportedly trying to raise $2 billion in new equity and $1 billion through a bond deal.
Some critics say this raises conflict-of-interest concerns, as Trump could benefit from policies he supports in office.
Last month, Trump held a private dinner at his Virginia golf club for 200 top investors in the $TRUMP memecoin. One ethics group called it “nakedly corrupt.”
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