White House Adviser Disclosed up to $5M in Coinbase Stock
The disclosure raises ethics questions as Hassett says he has recused from crypto policy while the administration pursues sweeping regulatory changes.
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White House adviser disclosed up to $5M in Coinbase stock
White House economic adviser Kevin Hassett has disclosed owning between $1 million and $5 million in Coinbase shares while the Trump administration advanced policies affecting the U.S. crypto industry. Coinbase shares remained in Hassett’s disclosed portfolio CNBC, citing Hassett’s latest…
Key points of the news: Kevin Hassett declared a holding valued between 1 million and 5 million dollars in Coinbase shares as of December 31, 2025. The official received more than 50,000 dollars for regulatory advice in the exchange before entering the White House in January 2025. The ... Read more
Kevin Hassett held during 2025 Coinbase shares valued at between USD $1 million and USD $5 million, while he inhibited cryptocurrency-related issues since his arrival at the Donald Trump government. The situation opened questions about the extent of his challenge, due to the role of his office in coordinating federal economic policy.
The head of the US National Economic Council, Kevin Hassett, is at the center of questions about a possible conflict of interest, as a new asset declaration shows that
Kevin Hassett held up to $5 million in Coinbase amid Trump crypto push
White House National Economic Council Director Kevin Hassett held between $1 million and $5 million worth of shares in crypto giant Coinbase at the end of 2025, as President Donald Trump’s administration rapidly rewrote federal cryptocurrency policy. Hassett’s previously unreported 2025 annual financial disclosure lists the investment as vested Coinbase shares. He formerly worked as
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