The New Yorker reported that Trump made 2.37 billion dollars from cryptocurrency projects. Before his presidency, his family's assets were depleted, and he had to sell shares worth 220 million dollars, but during his first term, Trump and his family remained silent about the offers. Attorney Sheri Dillon insisted that the Trump family did not abuse their positions, but after the Capitol incident in 2021, her firm stopped representing them.
During his second term, Trump increased his wealth from international deals and cryptocurrency projects. The value of his assets is unknown as he does not disclose his tax returns; The New York Times estimated his family's income to be as high as two billion dollars in one month.
Distribution of the Trump family's income. Source: The New Yorker
Reports indicated that the Trump family made 3.37 billion dollars during his terms, mostly from investments in cryptocurrencies, non-fungible tokens, and memecoins. Interest in cryptocurrencies surged significantly after major banks distanced themselves from their services; the first non-fungible token project with Bill Zanker raised 14.4 million dollars.
Trump's income includes
412.5 million dollars from cryptocurrencies,
243 million dollars from deals with the United Arab Emirates and World Liberty Financial and the stablecoin USD1
13 million dollars from American Bitcoin
1.3 billion dollars from Trump Media & Technology Group
385 million dollars from Trump and Melania's memecoin.
This raises concerns about conflicts of interest, but no restrictive bills have been passed so far.