Trump Says He Did Not Know Amount Made From Family Crypto Ventures

President Donald Trump said he did not know the amount of money he and his family made from crypto ventures when asked about the figure during a televised interview.

Trump was asked about the family’s crypto earnings during a CNBC interview with Joe Kernen after his latest financial disclosure put digital assets among the largest reported income sources tied to his business network.

“I could know about it. I didn’t,” Trump said when asked whether he knew how much money the family made from crypto. He said his son Eric Trump and investment managers handled parts of the family’s business activity, while describing some arrangements as semi-blind or blind trusts.

The question followed Trump’s certified annual disclosure, which became available through the Office of Government Ethics on June 30. The filing has been used in public tallies that put Trump’s crypto-linked income above $1 billion for 2025.

World Liberty And $TRUMP Drive The Figures

The latest disclosure placed Trump’s crypto income around World Liberty Financial, $TRUMP memecoin revenue and related licensing arrangements. A recent crypto income disclosure detailed public estimates ranging from nearly $1.2 billion to more than $1.4 billion, with the largest components tied to World Liberty Financial and the $TRUMP token business.

World Liberty Financial accounted for more than $500 million of the reported crypto income. $TRUMP memecoin-linked revenue was listed separately through Trump-linked entities connected to licensing and token-related sales.

Trump defended the activity in the CNBC interview and said his family remained involved in business while he served as president. He also said he gives his children advice about avoiding conflicts, while saying the presidency has made their business activity more scrutinized.

Vice President JD Vance’s latest disclosure added another top-level crypto filing to the same period. Vance listed Bitcoin valued between $250,001 and $500,000 in a Coinbase account.

Crypto Policy Remains Part Of The Filing Context

Trump’s second-term administration has taken several crypto policy actions while the financial disclosures have remained active. The White House issued a January 2025 order supporting U.S. digital asset leadership, and later created a Strategic Bitcoin Reserve.

The same period has included stablecoin legislation, market-structure debates, exchange oversight questions and disclosure disputes involving crypto-linked assets held by senior officials. The filings do not allege wrongdoing, but they put crypto income and crypto policy inside the same public reporting cycle.

Trump’s certified annual financial disclosure was released on June 30, while his CNBC comments came after public estimates placed his family’s crypto-related income above $1 billion for 2025.

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