President Trump's most profitable ventures revealed in financial disclosure report
Donald Trump 's financial disclosure report reveals he made over $10 million selling merchandise like watches, sneakers, Bibles, and guitars; however, his cryptocurrency platform stake was the most profitable.
Trump made $57,355,532 from his stake in World Liberty Financial. While his $Trump meme coin, not included in the report, is estimated to have earned $320 million in fees.
Trump 's Mar-a-Lago estate brought in over $50 million, while other items like Trump watches, coffee table books, sneakers, and fragrances generated millions more.
Sales of the Greenwood Bible made over $1.3 million, and '45' guitars made $1,055,100.
Trump 's cryptocurrency venture has faced scrutiny, with his media company reportedly planning to raise $3 billion for Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies, leading to conflict of interest concerns.
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