The Wall Street Journal editorial board publishes a Wednesday critique arguing that President Donald Trump and his family are “cashing in on the presidency in big and sketchy ways.” The outlet links its criticism to Trump’s financial disclosures and associated business activity. According to the report, Trump’s disclosures show he brought in about $2 billion in the prior year. The coverage also points to Trump’s crypto-related venture, which it describes as being effectively managed by the Trump Organization. The article states that the crypto effort generated more than $526.8 million in proceeds from tokens, citing the same disclosure-related information. While the editorial board’s wording is sharply negative, the claims presented in these accounts center on the scale of reported income and the timing or management of business interests connected to the presidency. Other details from the underlying disclosures and the full editorial reasoning are not included in the provided excerpts.