Overview
- Nearly 70 senior administration officials and nominees reported cryptocurrency or blockchain investments totaling at least $193 million in their financial disclosures.
- President Donald Trump holds at least $51 million in digital assets and has urged Congress on Truth Social to pass legislation positioning the U.S. as a leader in digital assets.
- Vice President J.D. Vance and seven Cabinet members or nominees disclosed combined crypto holdings of over $2 million.
- Some appointees have sold or plan to sell their digital-asset stakes to prevent conflicts of interest, according to White House statements.
- No previous U.S. president or Biden administration cabinet official reported crypto holdings, making this level of federal crypto exposure unprecedented.