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Donald Trump Reports Earning Hundreds of Millions from Crypto, Golf, and Licensing Deals

Dolon Mondal
Last updated: June 14, 2025 11:07 am
Dolon Mondal
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Trump has made hundreds of millions of dollars from crypto, golf clubs, and licensing deals in 2024. His financial disclosure, made public on Friday, shows just how much the former president is earning from his many businesses.

The disclosure covers income from golf clubs in Florida, license fees from products like Trump Watches and Fragrances, and profits from a meme coin called $TRUMP. It highlights a dramatic expansion of Trump’s wealth — much of it tied to the growing world of cryptocurrency.

Trump’s Profits from Crypto and Token Deals

Some of Trump’s biggest profits come from $TRUMP, a meme coin that earned him an estimated $320 million in fees. His family also made more than $400 million from World Liberty Financial, a decentralized finance company.

In addition, Trump reported holding 15.75 billion governance tokens in this venture. His income from World Liberty alone was $57.35 million.

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Golf Clubs, Licensing, and Digital Assets

While Trump made huge profits from crypto, golf clubs remained a key income stream. His golf properties in Florida — Jupiter, Doral, West Palm Beach — plus Mar-a-Lago — collectively earned him over $217.7 million in 2024.

He also made a comfortable $5 million from license fees on a development in Vietnam. Trump products, from Trump Watches to Fragrances, and his digital collectible cards, added to his profits.

Meanwhile, the former First Lady, Melania Trump, earned nearly $216,700 from her own NFT collection.

The Trump Empire in 2024

This disclosure highlights the growing financial empire of the Trump family. Much of their income now comes from a mixture of traditional businesses — golf clubs and real estate — alongside a new venture into the world of cryptocurrency.

This move into the digital space underscores a dramatic shift for a family previously defined by hotels and golf resorts.

Some say this income highlights a potential conflict of interest, given Trump’s ability to influence policy while holding these assets. His businesses — especially in the world of crypto — may benefit directly from policy decisions made by the White House.

The 2024 financial disclosure shows Trump making huge profits from golf clubs, license fees, and a range of digital assets. His total income underscores how much his portfolio has grown and shifted toward crypto.

Also Read Trump’s Billion-Dollar Playbook: How His Family’s Wealth Is Outpacing America

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