A financial disclosure filing shows that Donald Trump's investment portfolio purchased more shares in Strategy, the bitcoin treasury company led by Michael Saylor, during the month of July. The filing records two separate purchases, the larger of which was valued at between $50,001 and $100,000. Strategy was already part of the portfolio before these transactions.
The disclosure lists individual trades but does not state the total value of Trump's holdings in Strategy or any other company, making it impossible to determine the overall scale of his exposure to the bitcoin treasury firm, which currently holds 846,000 BTC.
The White House has said that Trump's stocks and bonds are managed by external financial institutions, and that neither Trump nor his family have influence over individual transactions carried out on his behalf. The filing does not indicate whether Trump personally directed the Strategy purchases.
Other crypto-linked trades
Alongside the Strategy purchases, the disclosure shows the portfolio bought shares in Coinbase during July. It also recorded sales of shares in two bitcoin mining companies, MARA Holdings and CleanSpark.
The mix of purchases and sales points to continued activity across crypto-adjacent equities, though the disclosure format offers no explanation for the timing or rationale behind any of the individual trades.
Crypto earnings exceed $1 billion
The same financial disclosure indicates that Trump earned more than $1 billion from crypto-related projects in 2025. The bulk of that figure is attributed to his memecoin and to World Liberty Financial, the crypto venture linked to the Trump family, which accounted for the majority share of the reported earnings.
The disclosure does not break down the earnings further, and no additional detail is available on how the memecoin and World Liberty Financial revenues were calculated or distributed.
For European observers tracking the intersection of politics and crypto markets, the filing offers a rare, if incomplete, window into the financial ties between a sitting head of state and the industry's largest corporate bitcoin holder, even as key details about personal involvement and total holdings remain undisclosed.
