Donald Trump’s family fund bought shares in several bitcoin-related companies during the first quarter of 2026, according to a financial disclosure filed with the U.S. Office of Government Ethics. These moves come at a time when his administration is moving forward in a more supportive manner position On digital assets.
deposit, Submitted With two Form 278-T reports, it shows more than 3,600 transactions between January and March with a total value ranging from $220 million to $750 million. Most of the activity has focused on large technology companies, banks and index funds, but a range of targeted purchases linked to the cryptocurrency sector have raised new ethical questions.
The filing lists nine purchases of Coinbase stock, with the largest transaction on February 10 worth between $100,001 and $250,000. Coinbase stands as the largest US-based cryptocurrency exchange and plays a central role in the retail and institutional trading infrastructure.
The institution reported two small purchases of MARA Holdings, one of the largest public Bitcoin miners, along with trading in Strategy, the company. known To own a large Bitcoin treasury. Strategic stocks often move in line with Bitcoin price fluctuations, which has made the stock a proxy for exposure to cryptocurrencies in equity markets.
The file shows eight transactions involving Strategy Category A sharesIncluding purchases and sales. The largest purchase ranged from $50,001 to $100,000, while January sales reached $50,000. The mix of buys and sells indicates active management rather than a passive position.
Aside from these names, the organization has disclosed positions in other crypto-related or fintech companies, including Robinhood, SoFi Technologies, and Block. These companies connect to digital assets through trading platforms, payments, or blockchain initiatives.
Trump’s broader portfolio
Cryptocurrency-related trades represent a small share of the broader portfolio, which includes large positions in Nvidia, Microsoft, Apple, Amazon and Boeing, with individual transactions amounting to $5 million. The recording points to strong gains across many of those holdings following a market rebound following the March sell-off linked to geopolitical tensions.
The documents do not say whether Trump directed any deals. His assets are in a family trust managed by his children and outside brokers. Ethics rules require disclosure of transactions but do not prevent a sitting president from holding or trading shares.
These disclosures about Trump-related purchases came within the framework of the Senate Banking Committee advanced The Digital Asset Market Clarity Act passed on a 15-9 vote, with Democratic Senators Ruben Gallego and Angela Alsobrooks joining Republicans to move the comprehensive cryptocurrency market structure bill forward despite strong opposition from Elizabeth Warren and other Democrats over consumer protection, illicit finance and ethical concerns related to Trump.
The tokenization exposed a growing Democratic divide over cryptocurrency policy, with a bipartisan bloc supporting key settlement language for decentralized finance while progressive lawmakers warned the bill creates loopholes that could weaken anti-money laundering enforcement and securities protections.
