U.S. Vice President JD Vance’s 2025 financial disclosure document released on June 30: He holds between $250,000 and $500,000 worth of Bitcoin at Coinbase.
Compared with the 2022 disclosure of $100,000 to $250,000, his holdings have roughly doubled.
Vance isn’t a newcomer who just entered the market. In May 2025, at a Bitcoin conference, he said, “Bitcoin is a critical national asset,” pushing for market-structure legislation. This disclosure was published together with Trump’s 927-page annual filing, with the timing coinciding around the $59,000 level for Bitcoin.
A vice president who holds several hundred thousand dollars in Bitcoin oversees crypto policy—do you think he would dump his own holdings? No matter how you answer, it’s an interesting question.
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Compared with the 2022 disclosure of $100,000 to $250,000, his holdings have roughly doubled.
Vance isn’t a newcomer who just entered the market. In May 2025, at a Bitcoin conference, he said, “Bitcoin is a critical national asset,” pushing for market-structure legislation. This disclosure was published together with Trump’s 927-page annual filing, with the timing coinciding around the $59,000 level for Bitcoin.
A vice president who holds several hundred thousand dollars in Bitcoin oversees crypto policy—do you think he would dump his own holdings? No matter how you answer, it’s an interesting question.
$BTC