Fed Chair nominee Waller discloses his holdings in cryptocurrency

According to a report by Reuters, Federal Reserve Chairman nominee Kevin Warsh's latest financial disclosure shows that his personal assets exceed $100 million, which includes two holdings in Juggernaut Fund LP, each over $50 million, as well as small early investments in several emerging technology and financial companies through an entity named DCM Investments 10 LLC.

The related targets include SpaceX, owned by Elon Musk, the prediction market platform Polymarket, the Ethereum development platform Tenderly, the crypto financial services platform Lemon Cash, the new consumer credit bank Stashfin, as well as the AI vector art platform Recraft, AI physical security software Volt, the autonomous AI labor platform 11x, the protein engineering company Outpace Bio, the social event platform Partiful, the robotic coffee bar platform Cafe X, and projects developing herpes vaccines, reversible male contraceptives, "bionic" assistive clothing, and the digital avatar platform Delphi AI.

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