Trump’s Fed Nominee Warsh Discloses Over $100 Million Holdings in Crypto and AI

Federal Reserve Chair nominee Kevin Warsh filed a 69‑page financial disclosure on April 14 revealing over $100 million in assets concentrated in crypto, AI and private equity. The filing lists large stakes — including two investments in Juggernaut Fund LP valued at over $50 million each, $10.2 million in consulting fees, and crypto exposure such as Blast (an Ethereum layer‑two) and prior investments in Bitwise (the firm behind a spot Bitcoin ETF). OGE approved the filing conditional on Warsh divesting certain holdings. The disclosure clears a procedural hurdle before a Senate Banking Committee hearing but scheduling may be delayed and Senator Thom Tillis has signaled he will block final votes until a DOJ inquiry into Chair Powell is resolved. Market impact: direct crypto exposure may draw attention from investors but immediate market-moving consequences are likely muted pending divestitures and confirmation timing.