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President Trump discloses his cryptocurrency holdings

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President Donald Trump's 2026 annual financial disclosure (OGE Form 278e) reveals he holds over $200 million in cryptocurrency across personal and business

President Trump discloses his cryptocurrency holdings

Key takeaways

  • President Donald Trump holds cryptocurrency assets worth over $200 million across personal and business wallets.
  • Trump holds around $100 million in Bitcoin across two cold wallets.
  • Trump's business entity DJT Holdings Managing Member LLC owns 15.75 billion WLFI governance tokens valued at over $50 million.
  • Coinbase staking delivered over $2.3 million in combined validator rewards to Trump's associated entities.

President Donald Trump's 2026 annual financial disclosure (OGE Form 278e) reveals he holds over $200 million in cryptocurrency across personal and business wallets. The holdings include approximately $100 million in Bitcoin across two cold wallets, Ethereum valued between $55 million and $75 million, and 15.75 billion World Liberty Financial (WLFI) governance tokens valued at over $50 million. Additionally, Trump disclosed holding USDC, Chainlink, Aave, and an equity stake in Stablecoin Holdco LLC, alongside earning over $2.3 million in validator rewards from Coinbase staking.

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By the numbers

$200M+
Total value of Trump's cryptocurrency holdings
$100M
Combined value of Trump's Bitcoin holdings
15.75B
WLFI governance tokens owned by DJT Holdings
$2.3M+
Combined validator rewards from Coinbase staking
$5M
Value of Trump's USDC cold wallet holdings

How it unfolded

  1. 2026-07-02 Finbold analyzes Trump's 2025 financial disclosure report

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Source: Finbold

Common questions

What happened with Donald Trump?
President Donald Trump holds cryptocurrency assets worth over $200 million across personal and business wallets.
Where can I read the original report?
Read the full report at finbold.

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