Wait, have you heard about Trump’s nominee for the head of the Fed? This is Kevin Worch, and his investment portfolio in cryptocurrencies and technology looks more like a roster of Silicon Valley startups than a document for a potential central bank leader.

So, what’s going on with this guy? Worch disclosed a net worth in the range of 131–209 million dollars—significantly more than his predecessor Jerome Powell. But the real curiosity is where this money is going.

His investments in crypto projects include exposure to prediction markets such as Polymarket. Plus, he has shares in SpaceX, Ethereum developer tools like Tenderly, crypto-fintech companies like Lemon Cash and Stashfin. This isn’t just a set of random holdings—it’s a whole portfolio of digital assets. In addition, there are AI platforms, startups working on robotic coffee, biotech projects, and even some platform for digital cloning called Delphi AI.

He also managed to earn more than 10 million dollars as a consultant, working with Stanley Druckenmiller. And let’s not forget his stance on crypto—he previously called Bitcoin “the new gold for everyone under 40,” which shows he has a fairly modern view of digital assets.

On the financial side, he has hundreds of thousands in cash, up to 5 million dollars in money market funds, and UPS shares worth 1–5 million. What’s more, his wife, Jane Loder, the granddaughter of Estée Lauder’s founder, adds another 2 billion dollars to the family’s wealth.

If he’s approved, he’ll have to divest many assets, especially in crypto and tech. But that already signals the direction of his thinking. If approved, the Fed will have a chair who truly understands crypto investments, AI, and the future of finance. This will be the most interesting central bank head in modern history.