United States President Donald Trump reported more than $600 million in income for 2024, driven by cryptocurrency ventures, golf resorts, licensing deals, and real estate, according to a financial disclosure released Friday.

A Reuters analysis estimates Trump’s assets at a minimum of $1.6 billion. The filing shows major income from his growing crypto interests, including $57.35 million from token sales at World Liberty Financial and holdings of 15.75 billion governance tokens. His meme coin, $TRUMP, reportedly generated $320 million in fees.

Despite placing his businesses in a trust managed by his children, Trump continues to benefit financially from them, fueling conflict-of-interest concerns.

His Florida properties — including Doral, Jupiter, and Mar-a-Lago — brought in over $217 million, with Doral alone generating $110 million. Trump also earned millions from overseas deals, including licensing and development projects in Vietnam, India, and Dubai.

He reported additional income from Trump-branded merchandise, NFTs, and passive investments in funds managed by Blue Owl, Charles Schwab, and Invesco.

Much of his reported wealth remains tied to Trump Media & Technology Group, parent of Truth Social. The White House did not respond to requests for comment.