President Donald Trump's latest annual financial disclosure reveals personal Bitcoin holdings valued at over $50 million, held in cold storage. The June 30, 2026 filing (OGE Form 278e for calendar 2025, through the Trump Revocable Trust) also shows $5-25 million in Ethereum and an identical USDC range, plus $510,000 in ETH staking income via Coinbase.
World Liberty Financial Exposure Adds Scale
Trump holds a 38.25% economic stake in World Liberty Financial. Through this vehicle, he controls an additional $50M+ in both BTC and ETH, plus governance tokens, Aave, and Chainlink. Combined personal and affiliated crypto assets exceed $150 million on paper. His crypto income for 2025 hit $292 million, led by Trump-themed memecoin ($635M), WLF token sales ($526M), USD1 stablecoin divestment ($196M), and corporate buybacks ($65M).
BTC Slips Below $60K as Volume Spikes
Bitcoin traded at $59,178.47, down 0.59% in 24 hours, breaching the $60K mark. Market cap fell to $1.18 trillion, while 24-hour volume jumped 19.55% to $35.22 billion — a sign of active trading rather than hodling. Since late 2025, BTC dropped roughly 31% and ETH nearly 46%. Trump's personal crypto floor now sits around $42 million, with his WLF share at roughly $31 million.
Policy Shift Mirrors Personal Holdings
The disclosure lands amid a regulatory pivot: a March 2025 executive order creating a Strategic Bitcoin Reserve, the GENIUS Act, rollback of prior enforcement rules, and a new Working Group on Digital Assets. These policies foster a friendlier market for the same assets Trump personally holds. The overlap between policymaker and portfolio holder remains a key narrative driver.