ALBAWABA - According to his most recent financial form, Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump allegedly made $300,000 from the selling of Bibles bearing his endorsement. It is anticipated that these contributions will aid his current campaign.
The Greenwood Bible is available for purchase online for $59.99 and has received official approval from Trump. The handwritten lyrics of Lee Greenwood's "God Bless the USA" are included with this release. There is also a $1,000 limited edition that is autographed by Trump. The tagline for the product reads, "The only Bible endorsed by President Trump."
Apart from the revenue he receives from the selling of Bibles, Trump has made around $4.5 million from the sales of his autobiographical compilations called Letters to Trump. Trump has disclosed his bitcoin holdings, which total over a million dollars.
Nonetheless, the report reveals substantial financial commitments, with Trump owing more than $50 million. These include money put aside to pay his bail in a civil fraud prosecution that the New York Attorney General started and is still pending.
Full Financial Details
Trump's 250-page financial report details his real estate, assets, income, and debts. First public update on Trump's finances in a year from the Federal Election Commission. Trump introduced cryptocurrency and non-fungible tokens as revenue streams.
CNN and The Wall Street Journal emphasized Trump's admission. His bitcoin portfolio is worth over $1 million, and his civil litigation debt is $100 million.
Stakes ownership
Trump's investment in Trump Media & Technology Group, the parent business of Truth Social, makes up a large part of his net worth. Forbes stated that Trump owned over 115 million shares of the company's common stock, worth $2.7 billion at $23.57 per share. Trump cannot sell these shares until September 2024, six months after the company's public sale, according to the filing.
Cryptocurrencies Held
Trump held $1 million to $5 million in Ethereum, a prominent cryptocurrency, according to his financial filings. This increase in value may be attributed to new investments or Ethereum's market price increases. Trump promised pro-cryptocurrency legislation if re-elected, and the Trump Organization aims to grow into the industry.
Eric Trump, who runs the Trump Organization, wrote on X (previously Twitter), “I’ve fallen in love with cryptocurrencies.”
Sneaker Line with Trump Image
No money from Trump's sneaker business, which began marketing this year, is disclosed. following adding a graphic of Trump, bleeding and raising his fist following an assassination attempt in Pennsylvania, the sneakers cost $299. This sneaker came in 5,000 units.
