President Donald Trump owns more than $50 million in Bitcoin, stored in cold wallets, according to his 2025 financial disclosures released by the US Office of Government Ethics. The filing is a detailed government accounting of the president’s personal crypto situation since he took office in January 2025.
In total, Trump reported generating more than $1 billion in crypto-related revenue last year, including $635 million in revenue from his memecoin business and more than $500 million from token sales associated with World Liberty Financial.
A headline figure of more than $50 million sits on one line of the report. Under the business entity CIC Digital LLC, the asset described as “Cryptocurrency Wallet Virtual Bitcoin Key (held in cold wallet)” is valued at “Over $50,000,000,” the highest bracket authorized by the disclosure form.
The form does not require an exact number above that limit, so the actual size of the holding area may exceed the specified area. Bitcoin Line reported no revenue for the period, a result consistent with assets held rather than sold.
Bitcoin sits within the Donald J. Trump Revocable Trust, dated April 7, 2014, where the president is the sole beneficiary. That structure puts the holding within the same trust that controls his stake in Trump Media & Technology Group, the parent of Truth Social.
The term cold storage indicates that private keys are stored offline, a method that removes material from online systems and third-party exchange storage.
Bitcoin is one of the few digital assets in cold wallets tied to CIC Digital LLC. The same organization reports an Ethereum key worth between $5 million and $25 million, a fixed Ethereum position with a Coinbase stake agreement that generated $510,808 in confirmation rewards, a USDC stablecoin holding a range of $5 million to $25 million, and a small dollar-denominated wallet.
Across the two largest asset classes, Bitcoin and Ethereum, the amount disclosed exceeds $100 million.
Separate disclosures also report that Vice President JD Vance owns between $250,000 and $500,000 worth of Bitcoin. Vance’s assets have been previously reported.
Trump and World Liberty Financial Holdings
The second batch of crypto holdings comes under entities linked to World Liberty Financial, a decentralized financial entity that carries the Trump name.
Those wallets include a separate Bitcoin key with a value of “Over $50,000,000,” an Ethereum key in the same upper bracket, and positions in another crypto. World Liberty’s entry also records large revenue figures tied to token sales, including more than $236 million in proceeds distributed by World Liberty Financial LLC and $150 million in revenue from the Ethereum line.
Trump’s disclosures reported more than $500 million in token sales tied to World Liberty Financial, the Trump-linked business behind the WLFI token, with the company’s combined fund holdings reaching $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. A related entity, DTTM Operations LLC, lists 15.75 billion World Freedom tokens valued in the upper bracket.
The revelation comes at a time when the president’s crypto interests are at odds with his administration’s policy agenda. Trump has named himself somewhat in the digital goods industry, and his administration has moved to establish a federal stance on storage facilities and regulations.
The personal finances disclosed in the file provide the public with an accurate view of the average assets the president has in the field overseen by his administration.
A sitting US president is reportedly holding more than $50 million worth of Bitcoin in storage, in cold storage, in the same way long advocated by Bitcoin owners who reward control of their keys.
What the file does not reveal is when Bitcoin was acquired, at what price, or how holdings have changed throughout the year. The bracket system for this form includes reporting to a $50 million ceiling and does not provide a window on the basis of cost or time.
It is important to note that the sum of $635 million appears as a single line in the filing (written under CIC Digital as a license agreement with Celebration Coins, a document that does not clearly label it as “memecoin”), “over $500 million” for World Liberty Financial and “$1 billion” are grouped together. Bitcoin Magazine.
The sales line of one mentioned token is 236.25 million, and the big figures were obtained by summarizing many different crypto-wallet entries. It is also worth noting that several of these amounts are described as the sum of “proceeds from the sale of tokens distributed by World Liberty Financial LLC,” so they do not represent the total income for Trump himself.
