Trump Envoy Witkoff to Earn $107 Million from Crypto Company in 2025
U.S. President Donald Trump's envoy and real estate developer Steve Witkoff stated in his latest financial disclosure that his holding company is expected to generate approximately $107 million in revenue in 2025. The company holds interests in the crypto project World Liberty Financial LLC, as well as assets such as resorts, hotels, and residential properties. The documents did not disclose the specific valuations and revenues of World Liberty Financial and other underlying assets. Previous disclosures indicated that the holding company had revenues of $34 million in 2024. Critics argue that Witkoff's stake in entities like World Liberty Financial presents a potential conflict of interest with his government position.
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