Brian Quintenz, nominated by President Trump for the role of chairman of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC), has disclosed $3.4 million in assets, including significant cryptocurrency-related investments. Quintenz, currently the global crypto policy director at venture capital firm a16z, holds interests in three of the firm's investment funds. He also serves on the board of prediction market platform Kalshi, where he holds shares and unredeemed options. Quintenz has committed to resigning from these positions and divesting his assets within 90 days of Senate confirmation to prevent conflicts of interest.