Significant revenues stem from digital assets, golf resorts, and licensing agreements, with total assets estimated at $1.6 billion.
Donald Trump, former President of the United States, has reported income exceeding $600 million for the year 2024, primarily deriving from cryptocurrencies, golf resorts, licensing agreements, and other business activities, according to his latest public financial disclosure.
The annual financial report indicates a total asset value of at least $1.6 billion.
The substantial portion of Trump’s income is attributed to investments in digital assets.
Specifically, the cryptocurrency known as '$TRUMP,' launched earlier this year, is estimated to have generated revenue of around $320 million.
Additionally, Trump's family reportedly earned over $400 million through collaborations with 'World Liberty Financial,' which includes $57.35 million from token sales and the ownership of 15.75 billion management tokens.
Trump also holds stakes in the 'Trump Media & Technology Group,' the parent company of the social media platform 'Truth Social,' further diversifying his business portfolio that spans from digital ventures to traditional sectors like real estate and golf.
From investments in securities and funds, Trump disclosed at least $12 million in income based on investments amounting to at least $211 million.
Major investments include funds managed by 'Blue Owl Capital' as well as government bond funds operated by firms such as 'Charles Schwab' and 'Invesco.'
Revenue from golf clubs constitutes a considerable percentage of his total income.
Trump's three golf resorts in Florida — 'Jupiter,' 'Doral,' and 'West Palm Beach,' along with his private club Mar-a-Lago — generated a minimum of $217.7 million.
Notably, 'Trump National Doral,' a luxury complex near Miami, alone contributed $110.4 million to this figure.
Trump has also reported international income, including $16 million from licensing fees for a project in Dubai, $10 million from a development in India, and $5 million from contracts in Vietnam.
Included in his reported revenues are royalties, which amount to $2.8 million from Trump-branded watches, $2.5 million from fragrances and sneakers, $1.3 million from the publication 'The Greenwood Bible,' and $1.16 million from NFT digital trading cards featuring his likeness.
First Lady Melania Trump reported income of $216,700 from her own NFT collection.
While the report does not specify the exact reporting period, the data appears to pertain to the calendar year 2024. The White House has not commented on the disclosure.