Sen. Elizabeth Warren asked President Donald Trump to release an updated financial disclosure detailing his cryptocurrency earnings as the Senate considers crypto market structure legislation.

Warren, the ranking Democrat on the Senate Banking Committee, requested a report covering financial activity through July 15, 2026. She asked Trump to provide the information voluntarily by July 23.

The Massachusetts senator said the disclosure would help Congress evaluate potential ethics conflicts involving government officials and their families as lawmakers debate legislation that could affect the value of crypto businesses and holdings.

The request follows the June 30 release of Trump’s annual public financial disclosure covering 2025.

Warren said the report showed Trump earned roughly $1.4 billion from cryptocurrency ventures during the year, more than double his total reported income in 2024. She also said crypto accounted for most of his income.

“Your financial disclosure raises key questions about the appropriateness of Presidents, Vice Presidents, senior administration officials, members of Congress, and their families profiting off the crypto industry,” Warren wrote.

She argued that the existing report does not include changes to Trump’s finances during the first half of 2026. Trump is not required to file his annual disclosure covering 2026 until May 15, 2027.

Warren said Congress needs more current information while considering ethics provisions for crypto market structure legislation, particularly rules governing financial interests held by elected officials and their families.