Federal Reserve Chair nominee Warsh's financial disclosures revealed multiple investments in crypto infrastructure, including Compound and Solana.

According to TechFlow TechFlow, on April 14th, crypto journalist Eleanor Terrett published an article stating that Federal Reserve Chairman nominee Warsh's financial disclosures show he holds early-stage investments through employment-related investment vehicles. These investments cover a wide range, including some crypto infrastructure projects. These projects include Compound (a decentralized lending protocol), Optimism, and Blast (Ethereum Layer 2 network), as well as Solana. They also include trading infrastructure, crypto investment firms, and platforms in multiple sectors such as artificial intelligence and biotechnology. These holdings appear relatively small, illiquid, and do not generate reportable revenue, suggesting a preference for indirect, venture capital-style exposures rather than direct, tradable liquid assets.