Trump reports more than $600 million in income from crypto, golf, licensing fees

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Former President Donald Trump reported more than $600 million in income for the 2024 calendar year, according to a newly released public financial disclosure. The report offers a rare peek into the wide-ranging business empire of America’s billionaire president, revealing substantial earnings from cryptocurrency ventures, real estate, licensing deals, and more.

The disclosure, signed on June 13, appears to cover all of 2024. According to Reuters, Trump’s total assets are valued at a minimum of $1.6 billion—a figure based on the lowest value ranges listed in the report, meaning his actual net worth could be significantly higher.

Although Trump has claimed to place his businesses in a trust overseen by his children, the filings confirm that he still directly benefits from these operations, raising continued concerns over potential conflicts of interest—especially in areas like crypto that are influenced by U.S. policy.

Big Money from Crypto

Trump’s growing presence in the cryptocurrency world was a standout in the report. He earned:

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  • An estimated $320 million from fees linked to the $TRUMP meme coin launched earlier in the year.
  • More than $400 million from World Liberty Financial, a decentralized finance company where he also reported holding 15.75 billion governance tokens.
  • Around $57.35 million from token sales through the same company.

He’s also involved in Bitcoin mining and digital asset ETFs, cementing his family’s foothold in the fast-evolving crypto space.

Truth Social and Trump Media

Trump also holds a major stake in Trump Media & Technology Group, the parent company of Truth Social, his social media platform. Though the company’s exact valuation is uncertain, it represents a large portion of his net worth on paper.

Real Estate and Golf Course Revenue Still Rolling In

Despite his expansion into digital ventures, Trump’s real estate empire remains a major income source. In 2024, he earned at least $217.7 million from his three Florida golf resortsDoral, Jupiter, and West Palm Beach—along with the Mar-a-Lago private club.

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Of these, Trump National Doral near Miami was the most profitable, bringing in $110.4 million in revenue.

Licensing, Royalties, and International Projects

Trump also brought in millions from international licensing and development deals:

  • $5 million from a project in Vietnam
  • $10 million from India
  • Nearly $16 million from a Dubai development

He earned royalty income from various branded products as well:

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  • $2.8 million from Trump Watches
  • $2.5 million from Trump Sneakers and Fragrances
  • $1.3 million from the Greenwood Bible, which is promoted as being endorsed by both Lee Greenwood and Trump himself
  • $1.16 million from his NFT trading cards
  • First Lady Melania Trump earned around $216,700 from her own NFT collection

Investment Earnings

Trump’s passive investments also contributed at least $12 million in income, mostly from interest and dividends on holdings worth more than $211 million. Major investments include stakes in:

  • Blue Owl Capital Corp (an alternative asset manager)
  • Government bond funds managed by Charles Schwab and Invesco

The report gives a detailed snapshot of Trump’s expanding business empire at a time when he is once again a central figure in U.S. politics. With revenue streams now spanning crypto, real estate, media, and product licensing, his financial footprint continues to grow—and so do the questions surrounding where his business ends and his political influence begins.