Bitcoin News Today brings a number that turns heads: President Donald Trump earned more than $1.4 billion in 2025 from crypto and memecoin ventures. A fresh disclosure now shows his personal Trump Bitcoin holding sits above $50 million, kept in a cold wallet even as the Bitcoin price slides.
Source: Official Doc
Market spotted the filing on June 30, 2026. It's the 2026 Annual OGE Form 278e, covering calendar year 2025, filed through the Trump-Revocable Trust.
Bitcoin holdings top $50 million in cold storage.
Ethereum sits between $5 million and $25 million, also held offline.
USDC adds another $5 million to $25 million, and
Ethereum staking through Coinbase brought in $510,000 in income.
The US President also holds a 38.25% economic interest in World Liberty Financial. Through that stake, disclosures show more than $50M in BTC and over $50M in Ethereum, plus governance tokens, Aave, and Chainlink.
Combined personal and affiliated assets cross $150M on paper, with 2025 crypto income reaching $292M.
Trump-based meme coin: $635 million
World Liberty Financial token sales: $526 million
USD1 stablecoin divestment: $196 million
Corporate share buyback and stake sale: $65 million
Melania NFT business revenue: $6.01 million
Ethereum validator staking rewards: $1.82 million
Bitcoin, Ethereum, and USDC reserves: $125 million
BTC trading at $59,178.47, down 0.59% over 24 hours, after slipping below the $60K mark. Market cap sits at $1.18 trillion, and 24-hour volume reached $35.22 billion, up 19.55% on the day.
Source: CoinMarketCap Official
Circulating supply stands at 20.05M BTC out of a 21M max supply, with fully diluted value at $1.24 trillion. That rise in trading volume alongside a falling price shows more people are actively trading, not just holding on the sidelines.
This pullback matters as it directly affects Trump-related cryptocurrency holdings look, since his Bitcoin and Ethereum positions move with the same market.
BTC has dropped roughly 31% and Ethereum nearly 46% from year-end levels, cutting his personal floor to about $42 million and his World Liberty Financial share to around $31 million.
This disclosure lands during a clear shift in how the government treats digital assets. The administration signed an executive order creating a Strategic Bitcoin Reserve in March 2025, a move that treats seized BTC as a long-term asset instead of something to sell off.
Alongside that, officials pushed the GENIUS Act and rolled back older enforcement rules through a January 2025 order, backed by a new Working Group on Digital Assets. Together, these steps built a friendlier environment for the same market where the President now holds a personal stake.
That overlap between policy and personal holdings is exactly what makes this US President crypto stance worth following.
The dip below $60K tests how much real confidence this Trump crypto stance adds to the market. A recovery from here would suggest investors still trust the direction of current policy, despite short-term price swings.
If that recovery takes hold, the mix of political backing and personal holdings could push BTC further into its role as a mainstream reserve asset. Either way, the overlap between the President's portfolio and his policy decisions will keep drawing attention as this story develops.
Disclaimer: This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute financial or investment advice. Cryptocurrency markets carry significant risk. Always do your own research before making any investment decisions.


