U.S. President Donald Trump responds to disclosures and reporting about his digital-asset involvement and related earnings. Bloomberg reports that Trump says he is not aware of the full extent of his cryptocurrency holdings, but maintains that there is nothing illegal about his involvement with digital assets. The remarks come after disclosures about crypto-related windfalls tied to Trump’s family business companies. The Japan Times adds that earlier reporting indicated Trump has earnings of at least $1.4 billion in 2025 from business ventures connected to “meme coins” and cryptocurrencies. Taken together, the coverage focuses on Trump’s public position that his reported crypto-related gains do not involve wrongdoing, while also noting that questions center on the scale and nature of his exposure to digital assets as reflected in the business disclosures. The sources describe Trump’s comments in the context of the newly reported financial figures and do not agree on additional details beyond those points.
Trump Says There Is Nothing Wrong With His Reported Crypto Gains
U.S. President Donald Trump responds to disclosures and reporting about his digital-asset involvement and related earnings. Bloomberg reports that Trump says he is not aware of the full extent of his...
- Trump says there is nothing illegal about his involvement with cryptocurrency-related activities.
- Trump says he is not fully aware of the extent of his digital asset holdings.
- Disclosures involve Trump-linked family companies connected to cryptocurrency gains.
- Earlier reporting cited earnings of at least $1.4 billion in 2025 from ventures tied to meme coins and cryptocurrencies.
- The reporting frames the issue around the size and legality of Trump’s reported crypto-related benefits.
U.S. President Donald Trump reported earlier this week earnings of at least $1.4 billion in 2025 from business ventures related to "meme coins" and cryptocurrencies.
5 hours agoPresident Donald Trump suggested on Thursday that he was not aware of the extent of his digital asset holdings but said there was nothing illegal about his involvement, following disclosures about his family companies’ crypto windfall.
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