US President Donald Trump has denied that he is directly involved in managing his family's cryptocurrency profits, following the release of his new financial statement, which shows that he reported over $1.4 billion in income during 2025, mainly from businesses related to digital assets.
Speaking to reporters, he was asked about the huge revenues from the cryptocurrency sector.
"I don't deal with this at all. I have funds and people who manage my investments. I haven't even seen any financial balance sheets. Everyone is winning, because the stock market is rising," said the 80-year-old.
According to the financial statement submitted to the US Office of Government Ethics, the bulk of Trump's income comes from the company World Liberty Financial, which he founded with his sons.
The documents show that about $800 million has been generated by this company, including over $520 million from the sale of crypto tokens and more than $250 million from the sale of interests in the company.
Trump also reported about $635 million in revenue from his $TRUMP meme coin.
The release of this data has prompted criticism from ethics experts and political opponents, who argue that the president could benefit financially from his administration's policies in favor of the cryptocurrency industry.
The White House has denied these claims, stressing that Trump's businesses are managed by his children and that there is no conflict of interest. /Telegraph/
