Nearly 70 officials and nominees in the Trump administration have disclosed holdings in cryptocurrencies or investments in blockchain and digital asset companies, representing more than one-fifth of the roughly 300 senior appointees reviewed by The Washington Post. Combined disclosed crypto-related holdings amount to at least $193 million.
President Trump himself reported at least $51 million in digital assets, while Vice President JD Vance and multiple Cabinet members also disclosed bitcoin or related crypto investments. The contrast with the prior administration is stark: no Biden Cabinet officials reported any digital currency holdings, making the current White House the most crypto-exposed U.S. administration on record.
The depth of personal financial exposure across the executive branch adds a structural dimension to the administration's broadly pro-crypto policy posture —…
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