Donald Trump made more than $1bn from cryptocurrency last year alone, according to a 927-page financial disclosure that also details millions earned from branded Bibles, perfume and a coffee-table book.
The US president’s annual report for 2025, released by the Office of Government Ethics, dwarfs Vice-President JD Vance’s 17-page filing and runs far longer than Joe Biden’s 11-page disclosure for his final year in office.
“Trump's 2025 disclosure reveals $1bn+ from crypto, millions from Bibles, perfume, and Melania's documentary.”
Among the sea of numbers, the Trump-embossed Bible generated $208,000. His coffee-table book *Save America* brought in $1.8m, while branded trainers and fragrances – including the Victory 47 perfume for women, retailing at $249 a bottle – added $67,000. A limited-edition “American Eagle” guitar sold to MAGA musicians contributed around $36,000.
Melania Trump earned $10.7m from her Amazon-produced documentary, for which she was credited as producer and subject. Amazon spent $40m making the film, which followed her in the run-up to Trump’s second inauguration; it generated $7m at the box office in 2025. The first lady also made $6m from selling non-fungible tokens and $520,000 from her book *Melania*.
Beyond merchandise and media, the disclosure reveals 21,285 share trades during 2025 involving a huge number of companies, including Nvidia – the chipmaker that became the first publicly-traded firm valued at $5tn last October. Last summer, Nvidia agreed with the White House to invest billions in making its chips in the US, sending its share price soaring. Then in August, the Trump administration said Nvidia had agreed to pay the US government 15% of revenue generated from selling one of its AI chips to China. Later that month, investors acting on behalf of Trump purchased between $5m and an undisclosed amount of Nvidia shares.
With over $1bn from cryptocurrency and a sprawling portfolio of branded goods, Trump’s finances remain as unconventional as the man himself – and the 927-page report leaves little doubt that his return to the White House has been lucrative.