Trump's Second-Term Wealth Surges Past $2 Billion with Crypto and Foreign Investments

President Donald Trump's financial disclosure for his second term has revealed that he made more than $2 billion since taking office. According to analysis by The New York Times, most of this income came from investments in cryptocurrency and foreign markets.

The figures, released on July 29, 2026, show a significant increase in Trump's wealth over the past year. This surge in earnings is primarily attributed to his investments in crypto assets, with a substantial portion also coming from foreign investments.

Andrea Fuller, a data journalist at The New York Times, provided analysis on the president's financial disclosure. However, it's worth noting that the source does not provide further details on the specific breakdown of Trump's cryptocurrency and foreign investment earnings.