Donald Trump’s newly-released public financial disclosure shows him earning millions in income from his role as an “orchestrator” with World Liberty Financial (WLFI). On June 13 of this year, whoever it was filed their first Public Financial Disclosure filing to the U.S. This filing sheds light on the former president’s extensive financial ties to the cryptocurrency enterprise. The disclosure underscores Trump’s second foray into the digital asset space.

Our disclosure reveals Donald Trump as the holder of 15.75 billion governance tokens in World Liberty Financial. His sizeable ownership stake provides him the most robust voting power within the organization, allowing him to control key business decisions and strategic path. The degree of this influence remains to be seen.

This information can be gleaned from the financial disclosure, which shows that Trump has made $57.4 million in income from his ties with World Liberty Financial. This astounding figure goes to show just how profitable crypto endeavors can be. Perhaps more importantly, it underscores the deepening political fault lines around digital assets.

Trump’s support of World Liberty Financial goes beyond just investment. Donald Jr. and Eric, his children, play instrumental roles in the undertaking. Their involvement indicates powerful family backing of the cryptocurrency venture. Independently of the merits, the Trump family’s support provides World Liberty Financial with significant credibility and visibility.

The disclosure only sheds light on the former president’s financial shenanigans after leaving office. It makes one wonder what bad things will happen if he gets his way and becomes a big player in the crypto industry. Regulator and public scrutiny should be expected.

That release is the public financial disclosure—a powerful unreleased FOIA that can provide useful information about the financial interests of our public servants. It promotes transparency and accountability. The disclosure enables members of the public to raise questions about or assess the severity of potential conflicts of interest.