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Kevin Warsh hasn’t even been confirmed yet, and he’s already making history.
President Donald Trump’s pick for the next Federal Reserve chair disclosed a personal fortune between $135 million and $226 million, making him, by a wide margin, the wealthiest person ever nominated to lead the central bank. His 69-page financial disclosure reads less like a government filing and more like a “who’s who” of Silicon Valley founders and companies: stakes in SpaceX, Polymarket, crypto protocols, AI startups, and dozens of other bets across the bleeding edge of technology and finance.