Trump’s Fed chair pick Kevin Warsh discloses holdings in SpaceX, Polymarket, and Ethereum dev platform

President Donald Trump’s Federal Reserve chair nominee Kevin Warsh disclosed a net worth between $131 million and $209 million, with a portfolio spanning space, crypto infrastructure, artificial intelligence, biotech, and fintech startups, according to a new financial disclosure.

The filing shows a combination of institutional fund positions and an extensive set of early-stage startup investments held through affiliated vehicles.

The statement lists more than $100 million in exposure through Juggernaut Fund LP positions tied to advisory work with the Duquesne Family Office. It also includes a direct stake in SpaceX and exposure to Polymarket, extending into private markets and digital assets.

DCM Investments 10 LLC accounts for dozens of smaller positions, each valued at under $500,000.

These include fintech, crypto infrastructure, biotech, and consumer startups such as Tenderly, an Ethereum and web3 development platform, Recraft, Volt, 11x, Outpace Bio, Partiful, Cafe X, Stashfin, Lemon Cash, and Delphi AI.

Kevin Warsh may emerge as pro-Bitcoin Fed chair: Michael Saylor

Michael Saylor has predicted that Warsh could become the first pro-Bitcoin Fed chair. Trump has signaled strong support for Warsh, though his historical commentary on Bitcoin reflects a balanced and at times cautious position.

Warsh previously described Bitcoin as comparable to gold in its potential role as a store of value, while emphasizing that it is not a substitute for the US dollar. He also suggested that it may function as a useful signal for monetary policymakers, helping indicate when policy adjustments are needed.

His engagement with crypto dates back to early exposure through Marc Andreessen and investments in firms such as Basis and Bitwise.