Kevin Warsh reveals major crypto, tech assets in Fed filing
7.1 Investments Kevin Warsh disclosed assets of $131M–$209M, with major investments in crypto, AI, and tech startups. He pledged to divest these holdings if confirmed as Fed chair.
Federal Reserve chair nominee Kevin Warsh has reported a net worth estimated between $131 million and $209 million. His portfolio is highly diversified, featuring substantial investments in cryptocurrencies, artificial intelligence, and technology startups. Warsh’s financial disclosures, filed with the U.S. Office of Government Ethics, reveal indirect holdings in Polymarket and SpaceX via venture funds, as well as direct stakes in emerging tech firms like Tenderly, an Ethereum development platform. He also holds over $100 million through the Juggernaut Fund LP, linked to the Duquesne Family Office, and has positions in Blast, an Ethereum layer-two network, and Bitwise Asset Management. His additional investments span fintech, biotech, and Web3 startups, with numerous smaller stakes managed through DCM Investments 10 LLC and THSDFS LLC. Warsh has pledged to divest these interests if confirmed as Fed chair. The Senate Banking Committee is expected to closely examine his crypto holdings during the confirmation process, reflecting the Federal Reserve’s increasing focus on digital assets and regulation.
