Who got what: the people around the President and the money

More than $2 billion in 2025 income on his own disclosure, about $1.4 billion of it from crypto; Forbes puts his fortune at $7 billion, up $2.7 billion since his 2024 win

The President's June 2026 financial disclosure reported more than $2 billion in 2025 income, including about $1.4 billion from the family's crypto ventures, $80 million from media companies settling his lawsuits and $77 million from Mar-a-Lago. His first disclosure as President, in June 2025, had listed $57.4 million from World Liberty Financial. Forbes' 2026 estimate puts his net worth at $7 billion. The family's World Liberty terms pay a Trump company 75% of net token revenue.

Response: White House spokesperson Anna Kelly: "Neither the President nor his family has ever engaged, or will ever engage, in conflicts of interest." The White House says his assets are in a trust managed by his children; Trump has said his money is invested by others.

Source: NBC News, TIME, CNBC, Forbes

About $107 million in 2025 income from the holding company behind World Liberty Financial, per his own 2026 disclosure

The President's envoy to the Middle East and Ukraine co-founded the Trump family's crypto company with his son Zach, who runs it. His 2026 financial disclosure reported nearly $107 million in 2025 income from the WLF holding company while he negotiated with Gulf governments whose investors hold stakes in it.

Response: White House spokesperson Anna Kelly said Witkoff "fully divested from World Liberty Financial" and that his prior business is "completely unrelated" to his work.

Source: ABC News, House Select Committee on the CCP, Democrats

Cantor stake moved to his sons' trusts, bought with a loan from Tether; a senator alleges the firm's Tether stake rose from $600 million to $10 billion

Lutnick satisfied his divestiture pledge by transferring Cantor Fitzgerald to trusts for his own children, who now run the firm. Senators Warren and Wyden later found the trust paid for the stake with money lent by Tether, the stablecoin issuer whose business Commerce policy touches. Senator Blumenthal's October 2026 letter alleges a $192 million distribution to Lutnick; that figure is the senator's allegation.

Response: The Commerce Department said Lutnick "fully complied with the terms of his ethics agreement, including all divestiture and recusal requirements." Cantor did not respond to CoinDesk.

Source: CoinDesk, InvestmentNews, CoinDesk

$6.16 billion under management, 99% from foreign governments' funds; $340 million from selling part of an Israeli arms-linked stock in July 2026

Kushner's fund was seeded with $2 billion from Saudi Arabia's sovereign fund and raised more from Qatar and the UAE. House Democrats' letters put it at $6.16 billion, almost all foreign money, while he negotiated for the United States on Gaza. In October 2026 the Oversight Committee's top Democrat asked about $456 million in Israeli arms-supplier stock and a $340 million partial sale during the talks. He is exempt from federal financial disclosure as an unpaid adviser.

Response: Kushner has denied improper behavior and says his diplomacy does not benefit his fund.

Source: House Judiciary Committee Democrats, House Oversight Committee Democrats

Fund grew from about $150 million to about $3 billion under management; board seats at companies whose shares jumped on his name; a $500,000-a-head club

Trump Jr.'s venture fund invested in Vulcan Elements three months before a White House aide pushed a $620 million Pentagon loan to the company, per ProPublica. He sits on the boards of GrabAGun, Dominari and Polymarket, each of which saw regulatory good news or share spikes after his arrival. His Executive Branch club sells access blocks from the White House for $500,000.

Response: Trump Jr.'s spokesperson said he never discussed Vulcan with the aide and does not discuss investments with federal officials; 1789's counsel called the House Democrats' letter "unsubstantiated talking points."

Source: ProPublica, House Judiciary Committee Democrats, CNBC (via NBC News)

A stake worth about $548 million on American Bitcoin's first trading day, Sept. 3, 2025

Eric Trump runs the family company that is signing the foreign golf and tower deals, and co-founded American Bitcoin, the mining company that listed on Nasdaq in September 2025. Bloomberg put his 7.5% stake at about $548 million at the first close. He also joined the advisory board of Metaplanet, Japan's biggest bitcoin-holding company.

Response: The Trump Organization says it is a private company whose deals are lawful, and that the President's assets sit in a trust managed by his children.

Source: Bloomberg Government, Fortune

$170 billion richer from his endorsement to May 2025 (Forbes estimate); at least $10 billion in federal awards to his companies after leaving government (watchdog tally)

Musk ran the government-cutting effort while his companies faced federal investigations and sought contracts. The FAA turned to Starlink; SpaceX won a $4.16 billion Golden Dome award in June 2026. Democracy Defenders Fund counted at least $10 billion in federal awards to his companies since he left government. His falling-out with the President in June 2025 cost him an estimated $26.6 billion in a day.

Response: A transition spokesman said DOGE would comply with conflict-of-interest law; the Pentagon said a Starlink award for White House equipment followed full and open competition.

Source: Forbes Australia, Democracy Defenders Fund, AP (via NBC Washington)

Sold at least $1 million of Trump Media stock on April 2, 2025, the day tariffs were announced; her old firm was paid $690,000 in one quarter to lobby her department

Bondi's transaction report shows the sale on 'Liberation Day'; the tariffs were announced after the market closed and the report gives no time of day. Ballard Partners, where she lobbied until January 2025, reported $690,000 in fees to lobby the Justice Department in a single quarter. Her department is also the one that settled the President's $230 million claims and his IRS suit.

Response: Bondi told a House hearing the sale complied with her ethics agreement, which required her to divest. Ballard has said she would recuse from matters she personally worked on.

Source: CBS News, Public Citizen

Kept $1 million to $5 million in stock of Shein's parent company, paid for consulting, while running the FBI

Patel's disclosure listed the Elite Depot stock, received as consulting compensation, and said he would keep it. The AP reported that his filing described the chance of a conflict as 'remote'.

Response: Patel and his spokeswoman did not respond to the AP's requests for comment.

Source: Fortune (AP)

About $40 million from Amazon for a documentary she controls editorially

Amazon, whose founder has business before the government and attended the inauguration, licensed 'Melania' for about $40 million, reported to be far above rival bids, and gave the First Lady editorial control.

Response: An Amazon MGM spokesperson: "We licensed the film for one reason and one reason only, because we think customers are going to love it."

Source: CNN (via Yahoo Entertainment)