White House · Donald Trump · CLARITY Act · US Congress · The Block
After the disclosure was launched, crypto critic Sen
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"If it does not, it will only turbocharge Donald Trump’s brazen crypto corruption," Warren said in a statement.
Key facts
- Trump's filing also reported income from First Lady Melania Trump, revealing a $6 million income from the sale of NFTs, up from over $216,000 the year
- The 927-page financial document released on Tuesday revealed that Trump's income included millions of dollars tied to World Liberty Financial (WLFI), a decentralized finance company launched — She is leaving her post at the end of her term in January 2027
- On Wednesday morning, President Donald Trump responded to concerns about his financial report, telling reporters that his personal finances are held in a "blind account
Summary
President Donald Trump's newly released financial disclosure, which shows hundreds of millions of dollars in crypto-related income, is adding fresh urgency to bipartisan efforts to write ethics restrictions into a landmark crypto market structure bill. The 927-page financial document released on Tuesday revealed that Trump's income included millions of dollars tied to World Liberty Financial (WLFI), a decentralized finance company launched by the Trump family in 2024. The disclosure arrived as lawmakers negotiate a crypto market-structure bill, called the Clarity Act, that would create the industry's first comprehensive federal regulatory framework. Negotiators from both parties have spent months discussing ethics provisions that would limit how presidents, vice presidents, members of Congress and other federal officials can profit from digital assets while in office. Angela Alsobrooks, D-Md., didn't mince words, calling Trump and his family "the most corrupt we’ve ever seen in the White House," adding that an ethics provision is vital.