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Trump made $1.4B from crypto ventures in first year back in office

Al Jazeera Wednesday 01 July 2026, 11:18 UTC 1 min read
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Trump made $1.4B from crypto ventures in first year back in office Trump made $1.4B from crypto ventures in first year back in office US President Donald Trump’s latest 2025 financial disclosure reveals he made more than $1.4B in income from crypto ventures during his first year back in office, including more than $500m from World Liberty Financial and major earnings from his $TRUMP meme coin. Published On 1 Jul 2026

Trump made $1.4B from crypto ventures in first year back in office Trump made $1.4B from crypto ventures in first year back in office US President Donald Trump’s latest 2025 financial disclosure reveals he made more than $1.4B in income from crypto ventures during his first year back in office, including more than $500m from World Liberty Financial and major earnings from his $TRUMP meme coin. Published On 1 Jul 2026
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