U.S. Office of Government Ethics · Primary record
“The filer was granted a 45-day extension to file this annual report. DJB 6/30/26. The filer paid late filing fees related to transactions not previously reported on 278-Ts. DJB 6/30/26.”
The OGE filing's eight transaction tables contain 21,285 numbered rows; the PDF has 927 pages, including a primary form internally numbered to 847 plus appended exhibits.
Year-end 2025 positions in the annual disclosure include stakes in federal contractors and policy-affected issuers.
The STOCK Act requires transaction reports within 45 days; the annual report's reviewer notes record late-fee payments.
The purchases, including Apple, Alphabet, Amazon, Microsoft, and Nvidia, appeared in the annual report rather than a timely transaction report.
The disclosure does not show whether the July 23, 2025 trades came before or after the announcement.
Crypto income dwarfs every other disclosed income stream in the president's first year back in office.
Token sales and the sale of interests in the family co-founded crypto venture were the single largest disclosed income source.
The fees arrived while the administration negotiated arms sales and investment pacts with the same governments.
Club revenue and raised entry fees grew at properties that double as venues for donors and policy seekers.