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Jinse Finance reported that documents show that since returning to the presidency on January 20, Trump has purchased over $100 million in bonds. His annual financial report submitted in June further indicates that profits from various business ventures ultimately still flow into his personal accounts, raising concerns about potential conflicts of interest. In this annual filing covering the 2024 fiscal year, Trump reported over $600 million in income from businesses such as cryptocurrency, golf properties, and brand licensing. The documents also reveal that his involvement in the crypto sector has significantly expanded his wealth reserves. According to Reuters' estimates at the time, the total value of Trump's assets reported in June was at least $1.6 billion.

Jinse Finance reported that U.S. Republican Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene, a key figure in President Trump’s “Make America Great Again” (MAGA) camp, has recently fallen out with Trump. Trump has launched verbal attacks against her in recent days, while Greene posted on social media on the 15th, condemning Trump’s “incitement and instigation” that has put her personal safety at risk. Greene is one of the few Republican lawmakers supporting the public release of files related to the Epstein case. During his 2024 presidential campaign, Trump promised to release the Epstein case files if elected. However, when the first batch of files was released at the end of February this year, there was no explosive new information. According to the Associated Press, tensions between Greene and Trump have existed for some time: after Trump took office, Greene intended to run for a Senate seat in the 2026 U.S. midterm elections, but Trump said she “had no chance of winning”; in June this year, Trump ordered airstrikes on Iranian nuclear facilities, sparking dissatisfaction within the MAGA camp, and Greene also criticized this move; Greene also accused the Trump administration of failing to effectively address high domestic prices. (Golden Ten Data)