JD Vance discloses up to US$500K in Bitcoin
- US Vice President JD Vance disclosed holding between US$250,001 and US$500,000 in Bitcoin through Coinbase in his 2025 financial filing.
- The filing shows Vance's reported Bitcoin holding has remained within the same disclosure range since his 2024 vice presidential nomination.
- The disclosure comes alongside President Donald Trump's filing, which reported more than US$50 million in self-custodied Bitcoin and over US$1 billion in crypto-related revenue.
US Vice President JD Vance disclosed holding between US$250,001 and US$500,000 in Bitcoin (CRYPTO:BTC) through a Coinbase account in his 2025 Office of Government Ethics financial disclosure.
The filing shows Vance's reported Bitcoin holding increased from the US$100,001–US$250,000 range disclosed during his 2022 Senate campaign and has remained in the US$250,001–US$500,000 range since his 2024 vice presidential nomination filing.
“I still own a fair amount of bitcoin today,” Vance said at the Bitcoin 2025 Conference in Las Vegas.
The disclosure reported no more than US$200 in income from the Bitcoin holding and did not specify how much Bitcoin Vance owns, when it was purchased or its current market value because ethics rules require assets to be reported in value ranges.
The filing also showed Vance's broader portfolio includes exchange-traded funds, real estate, retirement accounts and a promissory note from Narya Capital Management, while as the disclosure relates to personal financial holdings there was no direct share price reaction to report.
A separate filing from US President Donald Trump reported more than US$50 million in self-custodied Bitcoin (CRYPTO:BTC) and more than US$1 billion in crypto-related revenue and proceeds.
The disclosures provide additional detail on the administration's exposure to digital assets as both Trump and Vance continue supporting policies aimed at expanding the role of cryptocurrency within the US financial system.
At the time of reporting, Bitcoin price was $58,990.10.
