On June 14, Reuters reported that President Trump presented his first public financial disclosure report during his term on Friday, providing an update on what he said about his assets, including his family's income from dabbling in cryptocurrency. Trump reported that he received $57.35 million through a token sale by cryptocurrency firm World Liberty Financial. He also reported that he holds 15.75 billion governance tokens of the company. The annual report was signed on June 13, but it's unclear what time period it covers. The 234-page document also details a number of revenues Trump earned by authorizing the use of his name and likeness, including $3 million for the sale of the "Save America" coffee table book, $2.5 million for the "Trump Sneakers & Fragrances" collection, $2.8 million for Trump-branded watches, $1,055,100 for "45 guitars" and $1,306,035 for the Greenwood Bible. In addition, a company paid $1,057,490 in authorization fees for the sale of Trump's digital trading cards.
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Trump's first financial report during his term: Profit of $57.35 million from WLFI Token sales, holding 15.75 billion WLFI governance tokens.
On June 14, Reuters reported that President Trump presented his first public financial disclosure report during his term on Friday, providing an update on what he said about his assets, including his family's income from dabbling in cryptocurrency. Trump reported that he received $57.35 million through a token sale by cryptocurrency firm World Liberty Financial. He also reported that he holds 15.75 billion governance tokens of the company. The annual report was signed on June 13, but it's unclear what time period it covers. The 234-page document also details a number of revenues Trump earned by authorizing the use of his name and likeness, including $3 million for the sale of the "Save America" coffee table book, $2.5 million for the "Trump Sneakers & Fragrances" collection, $2.8 million for Trump-branded watches, $1,055,100 for "45 guitars" and $1,306,035 for the Greenwood Bible. In addition, a company paid $1,057,490 in authorization fees for the sale of Trump's digital trading cards.