Trump made at least $630 million in 2024

 

Donald Trump reported at least $630 million and possibly more than $676 million in business income on his 2025 public financial disclosure. This filing covers all of 2024 and gives us a glimpse into Trump’s finances right before he returned to the White House—raising serious concerns about the conflicts of interest he brought with him. Only five months into his second term as president, Trump is brazenly using his office to profit. We’ll break down Trump’s 2025 profits in just a moment—but here’s the bottom line: he’s back in power, and he’s profiting off the presidency more than ever. CREW tracked over 3,700 conflicts of interest between Trump’s presidency and businesses during his first term, and we’re continuing that work now. Make a donation to CREW today to support our work to hold Trump accountable and to uncover his conflicts of interest → Donate → Since taking office for a second time, Trump has taken his conflicts of interest to a whole new level. He’s blurred the lines between foreign policy and his personal business by taking an official trip to three Middle East countries where the Trump Organization has developments—including a development in partnership with a foreign government he visited. He also offered exclusive access to the presidency by hosting a dinner for the top 220 holders of his $TRUMP cryptocurrency, which sparked a bidding war for his memecoin. And just this month, he launched a Trump-branded smartphone and mobile service, adding to his Trump-branded products like watches and fragrances that earned him $6.6 million in royalties in 2024. Additionally, Trump has expanded on his foreign business and cryptocurrency ventures since his first term. Trump’s international properties reported at least $87 million in business income in 2024. And there are more than 20 Trump-branded international projects that will be open or in development during his presidency, which could affect foreign policy decisions in countries where Trump is operating businesses. Adding to the list of conflicts, Trump made over $57 million last year from crypto token sales and $1.1 million from NFT royalties. And that’s just what’s reported, since his financial interest in crypto has already massively surpassed what is reported on this disclosure, which doesn’t even include income from his $TRUMP memecoin that was launched earlier this year or the Trump family’s latest crypto venture, his sons’ bitcoin mining company, American Bitcoin. With this expansion of foreign developments and his foray into cryptocurrency, Trump is poised to rack up more conflicts than ever with even less transparency than last time. CREW is working tirelessly to hold Trump accountable and expose his growing list of conflicts of interest—but we can’t do it alone. Getting the truth out and keeping the pressure on takes resources. If you’re with us in the fight for transparency and accountability, please chip in now to support our work → If you've saved your payment information with ActBlue Express, your tax deductible donation will go through immediately to ActBlue Charities Inc. and be disbursed to CREW within 30 days: Donate $5 → Donate $25 → Donate $50 → Donate $100 → Donate $250 → Other → Thank you, CREW HQ

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