U.S. President Donald Trump earned $1.4 billion (approximately 2.1672 trillion KRW) last year through family-owned cryptocurrency enterprises and meme coin-related businesses, according to recent disclosures.

According to reports from Bloomberg, Reuters, and other outlets, the U.S. Office of Government Ethics (OGE), which handles financial disclosures for public officials, released President Trump's annual financial report, spanning over 900 pages, on June 30 (local time).

Cryptocurrency-related activities accounted for the largest portion of President Trump's income last year.

He reported earning $588 million through the cryptocurrency firm World Liberty Financial.

World Liberty Financial, a cryptocurrency company owned by the Trump family, was co-founded by President Trump, his sons, and Steve Witkoff, the President's special envoy to the Middle East.

The CEO of the company is Jack Witkoff, the son of Steve Witkoff.

In addition, President Trump reported receiving $636 million in royalties through his meme coin, "$TRUMP," and also declared $197 million in profits from the sale of his stake in the stablecoin HoldCo.

President Trump also generated significant income through his golf resort business.

U.S. broadcaster CNBC reported that he declared over $290 million in income from properties such as the Mar-a-Lago resort in Florida.

He also earned over $80 million in settlement payments from various media companies and reported millions of dollars in income from licensing deals with overseas real estate firms.

In the financial disclosure released on this day, President Trump also reported receiving 2026 World Cup final tickets worth $15,000 from FIFA President Gianni Infantino, as well as 10 U.S. Open tickets (approximately $25,000) from Rolex, a sponsor of the U.S. Open, and 10 Super Bowl tickets (approximately $50,000).

Reuters noted that it had previously estimated the Trump family generated at least $2.3 billion in revenue from investors since President Trump's re-election, adding that this latest data provides new insight into the profits from the Trump family's cryptocurrency business.

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