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playing right into their hands #fyp As president, Donald Trump has made more money than he was making as a private citizen. His personal income in 2025 nearly quadrupled the earnings from his business ventures in 2024, with most of his $2.2bn gain from cryptocurrency – a nascent space that depends almost entirely on how it is regulated by the government. It is, by any measure, a staggering amount of money – so much that people are struggling to grasp just how unusual this bonanza actual is. “In the first term, Donald Trump was bringing in a shocking amount of money, but it all seems small potatoes compared to the amount of money he is bringing in now,” said Jordan Libowitz, vice-president of communications for the government watchdog organization Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington. Working through the disclosures released on Tuesday, Libowitz ticked off a list of questionable income sources, like an increase in revenue at Mar-a-Lago from $10m in his first term to $77m now, or millions in transaction fees for the $Trump memecoin. What we do know is that Trump earned the equivalent of about $200 an hour as president during a 40-hour work week – while earning the equivalent of about $1.1m an hour from his private businesses during that same work week. And unlike his real-estate ventures, where much of the income reflects increasing asset values, much of the crypto income comes from trading a digital asset to someone and receiving cash in return, or money pocketed from investments.
playing right into their hands #fyp As president, Donald Trump has made more money than he was making as a private citizen. His personal income in 2025 nearly quadrupled the earnings from his business ventures in 2024, with most of his $2.2bn gain from cryptocurrency – a nascent space that depends almost entirely on how it is regulated by the government. It is, by any measure, a staggering amount of money – so much that people are struggling to grasp just how unusual this bonanza actual is. “In the first term, Donald Trump was bringing in a shocking amount of money, but it all seems small potatoes compared to the amount of money he is bringing in now,” said Jordan Libowitz, vice-president of communications for the government watchdog organization Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington. Working through the disclosures released on Tuesday, Libowitz ticked off a list of questionable income sources, like an increase in revenue at Mar-a-Lago from $10m in his first term to $77m now, or millions in transaction fees for the $Trump memecoin. What we do know is that Trump earned the equivalent of about $200 an hour as president during a 40-hour work week – while earning the equivalent of about $1.1m an hour from his private businesses during that same work week. And unlike his real-estate ventures, where much of the income reflects increasing asset values, much of the crypto income comes from trading a digital asset to someone and receiving cash in return, or money pocketed from investments.

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