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Donald Trump's Financial Disclosure and Pakistan Deal

Thursday, July 2, 2026
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Donald Trump's Financial Disclosure and Pakistan Deal

Donald Trump apparently pulled in at least two billion dollars in revenue during 2025. That includes about $1.4 billion coming from cryptocurrency ventures held in trusts that benefit him, according to a massive 927-page disclosure filed with the Office of Government Ethics.

It’s a lot of money, and it immediately brings up where some of those streams actually come from.

We’re talking about World Liberty Financial alone that firm he co-founded, which his sons now run. That account shows $799 million attributed to Trump's stake in it. He’s listed there as "co-founder emeritus," which is a nice little touch for the record.

But that wasn't the only source of cash flowing through these channels. There was another chunk, $636 million, from selling that $TRUMP memecoin. And then you have the rest another $600 million moving through CIC Digital LLC. That covers meme coins, collectibles, and even revenue from Trump-branded watches and sneakers. It's a complicated picture of where the money actually ends up.

And then there’s the Pakistan angle creeping into this whole disclosure. It connects back to some sort of government aGreement made earlier this year involving an affiliate of World Liberty Financial .

This isn't just abstract finance. The deal involved integrating that firm’s dollar-backed stablecoin, USD1, directly into Pakistan’s regulated payment infrastructure. The idea was to funnel billions in cross-border transactions and remittances through that system. A pretty big move for regional finance, if you ask me.

The signing ceremony itself was packed with names. Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif there, Finance Minister Muhammad Aurangzeb. And the military chief, Field Marshal Asim Munir. Even Zachary Witkoff showed up, World Liberty Financial ’s chief executive Trump's own Middle East envoy son. Bilal Bin Saqib, who used to advise the firm and now chairs Pakistan’s crypto regulator, brokered it all.

The whole dynamic between Washington and Islamabad has definitely shifted since Trump first took office. Remember those accusations? He hammered Pakistan about offering nothing but lies and deceit suspending massive amounts of military aid, suggesting they were sheltering terrorists.

Now, things have changed. Trump actually praised Munir directly recently, pointing to some renewed security cooperation and economic links between the two nations. It’s a real pivot you see happening in that dynamic right now.

The White House side is trying to keep it clean, of course. They said there's no ethical conflict. They insist that Trump doesn't personally manage these businesses; administration decisions just follow US national interest. But even with that spin, the underlying connections the money, the crypto, the government handshake they remain highly visible. It’s messy.

Written by Gree News Team — Senior Editorial Board

Gree News Team covers international news and global affairs at Gree News. Our collective of senior editors is dedicated to providing independent, accurate, and responsible journalism for a global audience.

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