Federal Reserve chair nominee Kevin Warsh has disclosed a diverse financial portfolio, revealing investments in high-profile ventures such as Elon Musk's SpaceX and the predictions platform Polymarket. Warsh's major holdings exceed $100 million, including significant stakes in the Juggernaut Fund LP, linked to his advisory role with Stanley Druckenmiller's Duquesne Family Office.
A substantial portion of Warsh's investments, managed under DCM Investments 10 LLC with a market value under half a million dollars, are spread across dozens of emerging and futuristic companies. These include early-stage bets on less conventional ventures.
Notable investments span various sectors:
- Artificial Intelligence: Recraft (AI vector art), Volt (AI physical security software), 11x (autonomous AI workforce platform), and Delphi AI (digital cloning platform).
- Biotechnology & Health: Outpace Bio (protein engineering), a firm developing a herpes vaccine, and a company working on a reversible male contraceptive.
- Fintech & Crypto: Tenderly (ethereum developer platform), Stashfin (consumer lending neobank), and Lemon Cash (crypto financial services).
Other diverse interests include Cafe X (robotic coffee bar platform) and a "bionic" clothing company.
The filings highlight Warsh's engagement with a wide spectrum of future-oriented technologies and markets, from space exploration to digital advising.