The American president's total income last year was at least 22 billion dollars.

"The personal wealth growth rate of President Trump in the United States is unprecedented in modern history." The headline of the article on the website of the US Washington Post stated this on January 1st. On that day, major mainstream media in the United States reported that, according to laws requiring disclosure of financial information, the White House released Trump's personal annual financial report, showing that he made at least $2.2 billion in his first year back in the White House, including earning $1.4 billion in cryptocurrency alone. The New York Times stated that the amount is so huge that it indicates he has gained massive benefits after returning to the White House, and that some of the policies he has taken in the White House have not only benefited himself and his family, but also close friends, high-ranking officials, and other associated individuals, which may involve conflicts of interest. In response, Trump stated that he "never involved himself" in financial management, and that his wealth growth is "no different from any American with a retirement fund, as the stock market rises and the fund companies manage my funds well." The White House also stated in a declaration that "all of this is an outdated, false narrative that Democrats and the media have been advocating for a decade."