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A report from the White House suggests that Trump's crypto empire could be worth nearly a billion dollars

President Donald Trump speaks alongside Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent (left) and the White House cryptocurrency czar David Sacks at the White House Digital Assets Summit on March 7, 2025. · Fortune · Anna Moneymaker—Getty Images

Leo Schwartz

June 16, 2025 3 minutes read

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During last year's election campaign, then-candidate Donald Trump promised the cryptocurrency industry that he would become the first president to embrace blockchain technology. At that time, he did not reveal that he also planned to make cryptocurrencies a cornerstone of his growing business empire.

On Friday, the White House released Trump's first financial report as president, revealing new details about his business network, including his golf courses, sponsorship deals, and his publicly traded media group. Notably, the report also provided a glimpse into Trump's cryptocurrency platform, World Liberty Financial, which his children announced last summer.