An infographic of Federal Reserve nominee Chairman Kevin Warsh's cryptocurrency investment portfolio

ChainCatcher News: The Web3 asset data platform RootData has mapped the crypto investment portfolio of the Federal Reserve nominee Kevin Warsh, covering multiple areas including blockchain infrastructure, on-chain financial protocols, institutional financial services, and application tools. From a structural perspective, Warsh’s allocation can be divided into four major segments:

• Underlying Infrastructure: networks and scaling solutions such as Solana, Optimism, Lightning Network, etc.;
• On-Chain Finance: DeFi and trading protocols such as Compound, dYdX, Polymarket, etc.;
• Institutional and Financial Services: asset management, “bank-like” financial services, and capital channels such as Polychain, Scalar Capital, Kinetic, OnJuno, etc.;
• Applications and Tools: user entry points and developer tool projects such as Dapper Labs, Crossmint, Tenderly, etc.

Overall, Warsh’s approach involves layering financial protocols on top of infrastructure and placing particular emphasis on controlling institutional capital access. This layout path shows clear differences from typical native crypto VCs and is closer to traditional finance background investors’ focus on market structure and the institutional layer.

It is reported that on April 21, Warsh held a confirmation hearing before the Senate Banking Committee. According to the compliance disclosure documents he submitted recently, if he were to enter the regulatory system in the future (such as taking charge of the Federal Reserve), he would need to dispose of the relevant holdings.