PANews reported on October 29th that Reuters reported that, based on official disclosures from US President Trump, property records, financial records released in court cases, cryptocurrency transactions, and other sources, the Trump Organization's revenue soared 17-fold in the first half of this year, from $51 million a year ago to $864 million. Of this total revenue, $802 million (over 90%) came from Trump's cryptocurrency projects, including the sale of World Liberty Financial (WLFI) tokens. This $864 million represents actual revenue: tangible, unimpeded cash flowing into the Trump family coffers. Estimates indicate that the Trump family's cryptocurrency revenue in the first half of the year far exceeded its traditional business revenue. Over half of this revenue—$463 million—came from the sale of World Liberty Financial tokens alone, including $75 million in revenue from Aqua1's token purchases. The family also earned $336 million from the sale of TRUMP tokens. Due to the lack of transparency surrounding the TRUMP token business, its revenue estimates are more uncertain than those from the WLFI token sale. Reuters indicates that much of this funding came from overseas, as the Trump sons heavily promoted their business during international investor roadshows. PANews reported on October 29th that Reuters reported that, based on official disclosures from US President Trump, property records, financial records released in court cases, cryptocurrency transactions, and other sources, the Trump Organization's revenue soared 17-fold in the first half of this year, from $51 million a year ago to $864 million. Of this total revenue, $802 million (over 90%) came from Trump's cryptocurrency projects, including the sale of World Liberty Financial (WLFI) tokens. This $864 million represents actual revenue: tangible, unimpeded cash flowing into the Trump family coffers. Estimates indicate that the Trump family's cryptocurrency revenue in the first half of the year far exceeded its traditional business revenue. Over half of this revenue—$463 million—came from the sale of World Liberty Financial tokens alone, including $75 million in revenue from Aqua1's token purchases. The family also earned $336 million from the sale of TRUMP tokens. Due to the lack of transparency surrounding the TRUMP token business, its revenue estimates are more uncertain than those from the WLFI token sale. Reuters indicates that much of this funding came from overseas, as the Trump sons heavily promoted their business during international investor roadshows.