U.S. President Donald Trump's latest financial disclosure shows purchases of shares in Strategy and Coinbase during July, alongside sales of stock in bitcoin mining companies CleanSpark and MARA Holdings.

According to data highlighted by Coin Bureau, the filing reports a Strategy purchase valued at $50,001–$100,000 on July 27. The disclosure also lists smaller purchases of Strategy and Coinbase, each valued at $1,001–$15,000, on July 24.

The transactions add to Trump's disclosed exposure to companies closely linked to the cryptocurrency industry: Strategy, the company formerly known as MicroStrategy, holds a large bitcoin treasury, while Coinbase operates a major U.S. cryptocurrency exchange. Because the filing reports individual transactions in value ranges rather than exact dollar amounts, the precise size of each purchase cannot be determined from the disclosure.

Strategy and Coinbase Purchases

The largest single transaction identified in the filing was the July 27 Strategy purchase, with a reported value between $50,001 and $100,000. Three days earlier, Trump's accounts purchased $1,001 and $15,000 of Strategy shares and a separate $1,001–$15,000 position in Coinbase. The filing also records a $1,001–$15,000 Strategy sale on July 8.

Taken together, the two July Strategy purchases represent a combined reported range of $51,002 to $115,000, based on the disclosure bands. The filing does not specify the exact amount paid for either transaction.

The disclosure was contained in an Office of Government Ethics periodic transaction report covering July activity. Such reports are standard public filings under federal ethics law, and this one lists 1,156 transactions, providing dollar ranges rather than exact trade values, execution prices, or timing for individual transactions.

Sales of CleanSpark and MARA

The same disclosure shows sales of shares in CleanSpark and MARA Holdings on July 29. Each sale was reported in the $15,001–$50,000 range. Both companies operate in the bitcoin mining sector, giving those transactions another direct connection to digital-asset markets.

The filing therefore records purchases of Strategy and Coinbase during the month alongside sales of two bitcoin mining companies. It also shows that Strategy had both a sale and subsequent purchases during July.

White House Says Portfolio Is Independently Managed

The White House has said that Trump's stock and bond portfolio is managed independently by third-party financial institutions. According to the administration's explanation, neither Trump nor members of his family can direct, influence, or provide input on which investments are made or when transactions occur. The statement is intended to clarify that the disclosed trades are executed by outside portfolio managers rather than directly by Trump or his family.

The July transactions are part of a broader series of crypto-related stock trades disclosed in Trump's financial filings. Earlier disclosures have also shown transactions involving companies such as Coinbase, Strategy, and MARA Holdings. Because periodic transaction reports are filed on a recurring basis, future OGE filings will document any further changes to these crypto-linked holdings.