Trump Earned $635 Million From Celebration Coins, Disclosure Shows

President Donald Trump’s latest annual financial disclosure released Tuesday shows he earned more than $635 million from a licensing agreement with “Celebration Coins,” pushing his total crypto holdings past $1 billion, according to CNN.

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The disclosure, described as a 927-page report, also says Trump netted more than $526 million from sales of cryptocurrency tokens tied to World Liberty Financial LLC, a firm managed in part by his sons, Eric and Donald Trump Jr.

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Trump’s Mar-a-Lago club generated $77 million in “resort related revenue,” up from about $50 million reported in last year’s disclosure, and the filing includes an agreement with “Celebration Coins” that paid Trump $635 million, the CNN report says.

Trump told reporters at Joint Base Andrews before a flight to North Dakota, “You know why I’m profiting, because the stock market’s going up. Everybody’s profiting,” and later added, “I’m profiting because I have a lot of money and a lot of cash.”

Democrats accused Trump of improperly profiting from his and his family’s cryptocurrency ventures after he reported more than $1 billion in income tied to the industry, with Rep. Jason Crow writing, “Trump made $1+ billion from his crypto ventures while in office.”

Sen. Adam Schiff suggested Trump has made more money in the first year of his presidency “than in the rest of his life combined,” and The New York Times reporting he raked in a total of $2.2 billion last year is cited by The Hill.

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The White House denied the conflict-of-interest claims, with a White House representative saying, “Neither the President nor his family has ever engaged — or will ever engage — in conflicts of interest,” according to NBC News.

Trump also defended his approach by telling reporters, “I don’t get involved in my personal, we have funds that run my money,” and “They invest my money. I don’t talk to them. I don’t even speak to them,” as quoted by The Hill.

The disclosures have intensified pressure for new limits on crypto profits, with Sen. Elizabeth Warren writing, “The crypto legislation heading to the Senate floor must stop the President and his family from continuing to profit off crypto,” as reported by The Hill.

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The Hill also says the Digital Asset Market Clarity Act, also known as the CLARITY Act, is “currently stuck in the Senate,” where lawmakers have been locked in negotiations for nearly a year, and one remaining sticking point is ethics.

In a separate line of criticism, the Guardian reports that Elizabeth Warren said the figures show why the US Congress needed to act, quoting her warning that the legislation must prevent “the president, vice-president, senior administration officials, members of Congress, and their families from profiting off the crypto industry.”

Trump’s opponents and critics also pointed to the reported market performance of assets tied to him, with Politico noting that the $TRUMP memecoin has “plunged 98 percent from its January 2025 peak,” while Trump said, “everybody’s profiting,” according to Politico.