President Donald Trump moved a large share of his crypto earnings into stocks and bonds, according to federal financial disclosures reported by Reuters. The same filings show he earned more than $1.4 billion from crypto ventures in 2025, with his stock and bond holdings rising at least fourfold over the year.
President Donald Trump steered much of the money from his crypto ventures into traditional assets such as stocks and bonds, according to financial disclosures filed with the U.S. Office of Government Ethics and reported by Reuters on Monday. Those same filings show Trump earned more than $1.4 billion in 2025 from crypto-related ventures.
What the disclosures show
The President held 15.75 billion World Liberty Financial governance tokens, valued at more than $50 million. Trump-affiliated entities also held at least $160 million worth of Bitcoin and Ethereum, plus up to $6 million in other cryptocurrencies including the Trump meme coin.
A Reuters analysis found his stock and bond holdings increased at least fourfold over the past year, rising to an estimated $703 million to $2.6 billion by the end of 2025 from $225 million to $608 million a year earlier. However, the filings disclose asset values in ranges rather than exact figures, so it remains unclear how much of the crypto proceeds moved into traditional investments.
Reading the strategy
Timothy Massad, former CFTC chairman, said the disclosures indicate Trump is monetizing his crypto ventures for wealth creation while shifting proceeds into less volatile investments such as stocks and bonds to preserve capital.
A spokesperson for World Liberty Financial said the company is focused on the long term and believes digital asset technology will underpin the future of financial services. The White House, meanwhile, said Trump's assets are managed through fully discretionary accounts overseen by independent third-party financial institutions.
Source: Benzinga
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