Trump's latest financial report: Last year, he made a fortune of 57.35 million dollars from WLFI, not only from Crypto Assets but also profiting from merch.

Trump's latest financial filings revealed that he made more than $57 million last year through crypto company World Liberty Financial, as well as his family's real estate projects, while his personal brand licensing, Florida golf club and Vietnam projects have also made his fortune a lot rich. (Synopsis: Trump: The United States has long known that Israel will send troops to Iran! But Iran is welcome to continue "nuclear talks") (Background added: CFTC acting chairman Caroline Pham picks out: The Trump administration is friendly to crypto "also has to abide by the law") US President Donald Trump's latest 234-page annual financial report once again outlines his vast and fragmented income network: his own cryptocurrency company, World Liberty Financial (WLFI), brought him $57,355,532, far more than the profit of a single real estate project. He has combined revenues of at least $218 million from his three Florida golf resorts and Mar-a-Lago private clubs, plus a steady infusion of cash from a variety of branded merchandise. After the document was made public, the market once again focused on how much wealth digital assets can bring to politicians. WLFI becomes the largest "gold mine" According to SAN citing filing materials, WLFI, which is linked to the Trump family, focused on allowing investors to borrow and earn income through digital currency last year, and raised $11 million from approved investors in WLFI tokens. Trump holds 15.75 billion governance tokens, and the distribution alone exceeds $57 million, becoming his main cash flow for the year. Brand licensing to branch out The financial report listed a number of Trump peripheral product performances: the sales of the large-scale tabletop photo collection "Save America" brought in $3 million; $2.5 million for Trump sneakers and perfumes; $2.8 million for Trump-branded watches; $1.05 million for an electric guitar with the word "45" printed on it; The Greenwood Bible, which started at $59.99, earned $1.31 million. This Bible costs less than $3 to print in China, revealing the high gross margin structure of brand licensing. Real estate is still Trump's cash cow, overseas licensing fills the gap Three Florida golf resorts, Jupiter, Doral, West Palm Beach, plus Mar-a-Lago, combined for at least $218 million last year. The document also shows that the concession fee for the real estate development project in Vietnam is 5 million US dollars, strengthening the overall cash flow source. By contrast, Trump's debt is less complicated: payments related to the E. Jean Carroll lawsuit, a $15,000 balance on the American Express card, and Trump Plaza and Trump Tower mortgages are still being amortized. More details disclosed than Biden The entire 234-page report not only far exceeds the filing documents of former President Biden, but also highlights the complexity of Trump's business empire. The surge in digital asset income indicates that the blockchain economy is stepping into the traditional power field. Brand licensing ranges from books to guitars, showing that celebrity aura is still a fast-moving tool. Trump's long-established assets, Florida Golf & Club, have steadily supplied cash flow. The combination of crypto wealth, real estate earnings and commodity licensing is becoming the three pillars of Trump's financial resilience outside the political arena. Related reports Trump boasts: The Immigration Gold Card attracted 1.5 millionaires to register overnight, bringing $75 billion to the United States The Trump Immigration Gold Card website is open! The world's most profitable website, so "simple and straightforward" (Trump's latest financial report: last year relied on WLFI to earn $57.35 million, not only cryptocurrencies but also to make a lot of money) This article was first published in BlockTempo's "Dynamic Trend - The Most Influential Blockchain News Media".