Trump Responds to Income Disclosure: Funds Managed by External Organization, No Involvement in Investment Decisions
BlockBeats News, July 2nd - According to CNBC, U.S. President Trump responded to his 2025 financial disclosure by stating that his personal assets are managed by external large institutions, and he does not communicate with fund managers or participate in any investment decisions. He stated that the growth of his personal wealth is mainly due to the stock market's rise.
Previously disclosed documents showed that Trump's 2025 reported income is at least $22.4 billion, a significant increase from 2024. Approximately $12 billion of this income is from cryptocurrency-related businesses, including World Liberty Financial and TRUMP Meme (CIC Digital).
In response, Trump stated that his funds are managed by professional institutions, he is not aware of the specific investment targets, and he does not intervene in investment decisions.
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