Sen. Warren requests financial disclosures from Trump’s crypto czar


Massachusetts Senator Elizabeth Warren, rating member of the Senate Banking Committee, is asking for White Home AI and Crypto Czar David Sacks to again up his claims that he now not holds any digital property.

In a March 6 letter to Sacks, Sen. Warren suggested US President Donald Trump and “different personal people” would immediately profit from the chief department’s digital asset insurance policies. She expressed issues about Sacks’ potential conflicts of curiosity, requesting he make any monetary disclosures with the Workplace of Authorities Ethics public and supply details about his purported standing as a “particular authorities worker.”

Cryptocurrencies, Government, Investments, White House

March 6 letter to David Sacks. Supply: Elizabeth Warren

Sen. Warren cited Sacks’ involvement with the administration since Trump introduced his appointment as a crypto czar in December 2024. The US president signed an executive order in January to kind a working group exploring digital asset regulation — chaired by Sacks — together with a US crypto stockpile. 

Trump stated on the government order signing that Sacks was going to “make some huge cash,” suggesting that he would personally profit from authorities insurance policies he was overseeing. On March 2, the US president introduced he had directed the working group to incorporate XRP (XRP), Solana (SOL) and Cardano (ADA) within the crypto reserve, along with Bitcoin (BTC) and Ether (ETH), which Sacks held however claimed to have sold earlier than Jan. 20.