Steve Witkoff, President Trump’s special envoy, earned more than $250 million while serving in government, according to a new financial disclosure.
The filing shows Witkoff collected nearly $107 million in 2025 alone. The income came from a holding company tied to a crypto business.
That business is owned by both Witkoff’s family and President Trump. The arrangement places Witkoff’s public role alongside private financial interests.
The disclosure raises questions about potential conflicts of interest. It details earnings far exceeding a typical government salary.
Witkoff serves as a key diplomatic envoy for the Trump administration. His portfolio includes sensitive international negotiations.
The crypto venture, World Liberty Financial, has drawn scrutiny for its ties to both men. Federal ethics rules require officials to disclose outside income.
Watchdog groups say the scale of Witkoff’s earnings is unusual for a government employee. The disclosure offers a rare look at his finances.
Neither Witkoff nor the White House has issued a detailed response. The filing is likely to fuel debate over ethics in the administration.
