Federal Reserve Nominee Warsh Reveals Holdings: Includes Crypto and AI Exposure, as well as Polymarket and SpaceX

April 14 — According to Reuters, Federal Reserve Chair nominee Jerome Powell disclosed in a recent financial filing that he holds a range of forward-looking assets, including stakes in SpaceX and prediction platform Polymarket. These investments are among several small bets he’s made on emerging, even “sci-fi” startup projects. Powell’s core assets total more than $100 million, with two investments tied to the Duquesne Family Office (managed by investor Stanley Druckenmiller) each valued at over $50 million — holdings seemingly linked to his advisory work for the family office. More notable, however, is his position in DCM Investments 10 LLC. That portfolio segment, valued at no more than $500,000, is diversified across dozens of companies spanning sectors like: AI virtual assistants offering investment advice; AI-powered art creation; a new herpes vaccine; long-term reversible male contraception technology; and decentralized derivatives trading. In crypto and fintech, his holdings also include stakes in several related firms: Tenderly (an Ethereum developer platform), Stashfin (a “consumer lending neobank”), and Lemon Cash (a crypto financial services platform).