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Warsh discloses $192M in holdings, 20+ crypto investments, AI and tech stakes
Kevin Warsh's 69-page financial disclosure filed with the Office of Government Ethics on April 14, 2026, revealed combined holdings with wife Jane Lauder of at least $192 million, including stakes in more than 20 cryptocurrency-related investments — among them Compound, dYdX, Solana, Optimism, and Blast — plus investments in AI companies Delphi, Conversion, Factory, and Glue. The disclosure, filed ahead of his April 21 Senate Banking Committee hearing, identified assets that the Office of Government Ethics flagged for mandatory divestiture, noting Warsh would face a one-year recusal period on Fed matters directly affecting his recent holdings after selling.