Nearly 70 out of 300 senior appointees in the Trump administration hold cryptocurrency or have investments in blockchain and digital asset companies, according to The Washington Post. This group collectively holds at least $193 million in crypto assets. Former President Trump himself declared ownership of at least $51 million in digital assets, while Vice President Vance and several cabinet members also disclosed holdings in Bitcoin or related investments. The report highlights a stark contrast with the Biden administration, where no cabinet officials have reported owning digital currencies. This makes the Trump administration the most crypto-invested U.S. government in history, with over one-fifth of its senior officials involved in the crypto space.