President Donald Trump keeps more than $50 million worth of bitcoin stored in cold wallets, according to his 2025 annual financial disclosure. Released By the US Office of Government Ethics. The filing is a detailed federal accounting of the president’s personal cryptocurrency stance since he took office in January 2025.
In total, Trump reported generating more than $1 billion in cryptocurrency-related revenue last year, including $635 million in proceeds from his memecoin project and more than $500 million from token sales associated with World Liberty Financial.
The headline figure of over $50 million is on one line of the report. Under the CIC Digital LLC entity, an asset described as a “Bitcoin virtual key to a cryptocurrency wallet (held in a cold wallet)” carries a valuation of “over $50,000,000,” the highest bracket allowed by the disclosure form.
The model does not require a specific number above this threshold, so the true size of the holding could exceed the specified floor. The Bitcoin line did not record any income for this period, a result consistent with assets being held rather than sold.
The bitcoin is inside Donald J. Trump’s revocable trust, dated April 7, 2014, of which he was president he The only beneficiary. This structure places ownership within the same trust that controls his stake in Trump Media & Technology Group, a company Parents Social truth.
Cold storage designation means that private keys remain offline, a method that removes assets from online systems and keeps them on a third-party exchange.
Bitcoin is one of several digital assets in cold wallets associated with CIC Digital LLC. The same entity reported an Ethereum key worth between $5 million and $25 million, an Ethereum position staked through a Coinbase staking agreement that generated $510,808 in validator rewards, a USDC stablecoin held in the $5 million to $25 million range, and a smaller dollar-denominated wallet.
Across the two largest asset classes, Bitcoin and Ethereum, the reported value exceeds $100 million.
Separate disclosures also indicate that Vice President J.D. Vance holds between $250,000 and $500,000 worth of bitcoin. Vance’s holdings have been previously reported.
Trump properties and World Liberty Financial
A second group of cryptocurrency holdings appears within entities linked to World Liberty Financial, the decentralized finance project bearing Trump’s name.
These wallets include a separate Bitcoin key worth “$50,000,000+,” an Ethereum key in the same top category, and positions in other cryptocurrencies. World Liberty’s entries also record significant income figures associated with token sales, including more than $236 million in net proceeds distributed by World Liberty Financial LLC and an income figure of $150 million on the Ethereum line.
Trump’s disclosure notes that more than $500 million of token sales proceeds are tied to World Liberty Financial, the Trump-linked project behind the WLFI governance token, bringing the company’s combined wallet entries to about $527 million.
The filing also records a royalty payment of $635,068,835 under CIC Digital LLC, linked To the Meme Coin License Agreement with Celebration Coins. The related entity, DTTM Operations LLC, lists 15.75 billion World Liberty governance tokens valued in the top tranche.
This revelation comes at a time when the president’s interest in cryptocurrencies is increasing It intersects with his administration’s political agenda. Trump has described himself as somewhat of an ally of the digital assets industry, and his government has moved to create a federal stance on reserves and regulation.
The personal assets detailed in the file give the public a direct look at how much assets the president owns in the sector his administration oversees.
A sitting US president has now reported that he keeps more than $50 million worth of bitcoin in self-custodial, cold storage, in the same way that has long been defended by bitcoin holders who value control of their private keys.
What the filing did not reveal was when the bitcoin was acquired, at what price, or how ownership changed over the course of the year. The model bracket system caps reporting at $50 million and provides no window on cost or timing.
It’s important to note that the $635 million royalty figure appears as a single line in the file (recorded under CIC Digital as a licensing agreement with Celebration Coins, which the document doesn’t explicitly call “memecoin”), World Liberty Financial’s “over $500 million” and the “$1 billion” total are collections raised by Bitcoin Magazine.
The token sales pipeline identified in the filing is $236.25 million, and larger numbers were found by combining several separate cryptocurrency wallet entries. It should also be noted that many of these amounts are described as “gross proceeds from token sales distributed by World Liberty Financial LLC,” so they do not necessarily represent net income for Trump himself.
