Trump a gagné environ 1,2 milliard de dollars dans les cryptomonnaies en 2025
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President Donald Trump reportedly made about $1.2 billion from cryptocurrency deals in 2025, according to government financial disclosure documents. The money primarily came from a startup called World Liberty Financial. Trump started defending these earnings, saying they reflect a strong economy and that he uses blind trusts to avoid conflicts of interest. His explanations suggest the profits are legitimate and a sign of economic success under his leadership. Readers should watch for further details on the cryptocurrency platform, the details of the blind trusts, and any official or political reactions to these significant financial reports.
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Jargon, Translated
- Cryptomonnaies
- Digital or virtual currencies that use cryptography for security, often decentralized and based on blockchain technology.
- Bureau d'éthique gouvernementale (OGE)
- A U.S. government agency responsible for setting ethical standards and overseeing financial disclosures for federal employees.
- AFP
- Agence France-Presse, a major international news agency known for providing news reports globally.
- Start-up
- A newly established business, typically one that operates on a small scale and aims for rapid growth.
- Fiducies sans droit de regard
- Blind trusts are legal arrangements where assets are managed by an independent trustee without the owner's knowledge, intended to prevent conflicts of interest.
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- Donald Trump earned approximately $1.2 billion in cryptocurrency in 2025.Reported by: Radio-Canada (Article 0), Radio-Canada (Article 1), Le Devoir (Article 2)
- The earnings are based on calculations by AFP from documents released by the OGE.Reported by: Radio-Canada (Article 0), Le Devoir (Article 2)
- A 1978 law requires US Presidents and Vice Presidents to declare income and assets.Reported by: Radio-Canada (Article 0), Le Devoir (Article 2)
- Trump received nearly $550 million from links to the startup World Liberty Financial (WLF).Reported by: Radio-Canada (Article 0), Le Devoir (Article 2)
- WLF is a cryptocurrency platform launched in September 2024.Reported by: Radio-Canada (Article 0), Le Devoir (Article 2)
- Donald Trump defended his cryptocurrency earnings.Reported by: Radio-Canada (Article 1)
- Trump stated that his profits are due to the stock market rising and everyone benefiting.Reported by: Radio-Canada (Article 1)
- The OGE documents were over 900 pages long.Reported by: Radio-Canada (Article 0)
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- WLF was co-founded in September 2024 by Donald Trump's sons and an American envoy's son.Source: Le Devoir (Article 2)
- Trump said his revenues are placed in blind trusts.Source: Radio-Canada (Article 1)
- Qatar provided the new Air Force One.Source: Radio-Canada (Article 1)
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