Советник Трампа инвестировал в Coinbase до $5 млн

cryptonews.ruPublished on 2024-06-04Last updated on 2025-06-04

  • Глава НЭК Кевин Хассетт подал декларацию о доходах.
  • В ней он отобразил долю в Coinbase, оцениваемую от $1 млн до $5 млн.
  • Об инвестициях в криптосферу ранее также заявили новый глава SEC и кандидат на пост руководителя CFTC.

Глава Национального экономического совета (НЭК) Белого дома Кевин Хассетт инвестировал в биржу Coinbase от $1 млн до $5 млн. Об этом сообщает Bloomberg со ссылкой на материалы Управления правительственной этики.

Политик раскрыл, что владеет долей в компании, оцениваемой в диапазоне от $1 млн до $5 млн. В бумагах не указана точная сумма, поскольку госслужащие отображают активы в определенных пределах.

Общие активы Хассетта оцениваются в сумму не менее $7,6 млн. Это включает в себя доход от трудовой деятельности ($1,5 млн), различные гонорары и оклад в размере $50 001 от той же Coinbase.

Политик получил эти деньги за работу в Академическом и регулирующем консультативном совете биржи. В нем также состояли бывший председатель Комиссии по ценным бумагам и биржам США (SEC) Джей Клейтон и бывшая CLO Центрального разведывательного управления Кортни Элвуд.

Coinbase создала этот орган в мае 2023 года. Его ключевой задачей было оказание поддержки в диалоге с регуляторами в США как самой бирже, так и другим контрагентам.

Как отметили в Bloomberg, в декларации Хассетта ничего не говорится о том, планирует ли он сократить портфель, чтобы избежать потенциального конфликта интересов.

Хассетт имеет непосредственное отношение как к криптовалютной, так и к макроэкономической политике Белого дома. Так, в частности, вскоре после инаугурации президент Дональд Трамп подписал указ о создании рабочей группы в рамках НЭК под руководством так называемого криптоцаря Дэвида Сакса.

Он представляет Уолл-стрит в администрации главы государства и занимает более осторожную позицию в отношении пошлин на импортируемые товары. Подробнее о тарифной войне Трампа и позиции Хассетта в отдельном материале:

Хассетт — не единственный чиновник в новой команде Трампа, который инвестировал в криптосферу. Такие вложения в декларациях также отобразили Пол Аткинс, новый глава SEC, и Брайан Квинтенз, кандидат на должность руководителя Комиссии по торговле товарными фьючерсами (CFTC).

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