The president’s stock and bond investments span 145 pages of the document, which also shows he received north of $700,000 in fees for speaking engagements.

US President Donald Trump filed his first public financial disclosure report of his term on Friday. The report revealed, what he said, was the latest information about his holdings. It included income from his family's foray into cryptocurrencies and royalty payments for the various goods that were sold his name on them.

Trump on Friday reported income of $57.4mn derived from his involvement with World Liberty Financial, a cryptocurrency group he backs with his sons Donald Jr and Eric. The more than 200-page filing, published by the US Office of Government Ethics,