The US Office of Government Ethics has released US President Donald Trump's annual financial disclosure, revealing he earned more than two-point-two billion dollars in 2025 — with more than one-point-four billion of that coming from cryptocurrency ventures.
The nine-hundred-and-twenty-seven-page document shows hundreds of millions of dollars flowing from meme coin sales and a digital token platform co-founded with his sons, even as the value of those assets has since plummeted for other investors.
The White House says there is no conflict of interest, but Democratic senators have called for administration officials to testify under oath about the dealings.
Jagruti Dave reports from Washington.
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Jagruti Dave in Washington says President Trump has dismissed questions about his cryptocurrency earnings, telling reporters he was already wealthy before entering the White House.
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Reporter Jagruti Dave in Washington says opinion on the disclosure is sharply divided, with supporters pointing to the president's ability to generate wealth and critics arguing he has failed to separate his business interests from the presidency.
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