Donald Trump’s recent financial disclosures reveal a complex financial landscape marked by significant debt and various grifts. The disclosures, which exceed 250 pages, provide a detailed look at Trump’s diverse financial portfolio, including his real estate ventures, investments, income, and liabilities.

Trump faces substantial civil judgments, including a $454 million payment mandated by a New York judge in February and an $833 million award for defamation in January. He has posted bonds for both judgments pending appeals. The documents also highlight Trump’s global business interests, with numerous registered trademarks in countries like China, Saudi Arabia, Iran, Ukraine, and Israel.

Trump’s primary income sources include his properties, such as Mar-a-Lago, where he reported earning approximately $57 million in 2023, down from $65 million the previous year. He also generated millions from licensing deals and book royalties. Notably, Trump’s financial disclosures do not reflect any income from his new Trump Sneakers line, which he began promoting in February.

The documents reveal significant investments in cryptocurrency, with Trump holding $1-$5 million in Ethereum. His ongoing interest in digital assets aligns with his promise to introduce pro-cryptocurrency policies if re-elected. Additionally, Trump’s financial disclosures show that he owns nearly 115 million shares of Media & Group, the parent company of Truth Social, valued at approximately $2.7 billion.

Despite these financial details, Trump has not released his tax returns publicly, providing only a partial view of his financial status. The disclosures offer a comprehensive update on Trump’s financial status, highlighting his substantial liabilities and ongoing business ventures.