- Reportable accounts added Coinbase, Strategy, and MARA exposure in Q1 2026.
- The 113-page OGE Q1 filing covered more than 2,000 securities transactions.
- The form shows dollar ranges, not share counts, prices, or who ordered trades.
President Donald J. Trump’s latest OGE financial disclosure shows fresh first-quarter exposure to several crypto-linked public companies. The purchases included Coinbase, Strategy, MARA Holdings, Robinhood, Block, and SoFi Technologies.
The transactions appeared in a 113-page Periodic Transaction Report filed with the U.S. Office of Government Ethics. The filing covered reportable accounts tied to the president, the president’s spouse, or the president’s dependent children.
Crypto-Linked Stocks Appear Across Q1 Disclosure
The Coinbase entries were among the most notable crypto-related purchases in the filing. One Coinbase Global transaction on Feb. 10 was valued between $100,001 and $250,000. Another Coinbase purchase appeared on March 18, with a reported value between $50,001 and $100,000.
Basically, Coinbase operates a platform for buying, selling, transferring, and storing cryptocurrency. The filing also listed Strategy Inc. Class A shares. A Feb. 12 purchase was valued between $50,001 and $100,000. Strategy describes its treasury model as a way to give investors Bitcoin exposure through equity and fixed-income instruments.
That makes the stock a closely watched Bitcoin proxy. MARA Holdings also appeared in the filing. A March 30 purchase was valued between $15,001 and $50,000. In essence, MARA describes its business across energy, compute, and digital capital.
Separate company materials also describe its global Bitcoin mining footprint. Other notable purchases included NVIDIA, Microsoft, Oracle, and Boeing. Those transaction values ranged between $1 million and $5 million.
Robinhood, Block, and SoFi Add Wider Crypto Exposure
The disclosure also included purchases of Robinhood, Block, and SoFi Technologies. Each company has active crypto-related services or products. Robinhood allows users to buy and sell cryptocurrencies through Robinhood Crypto, while Block’s Bitcoin products include Cash App, Square payments, Bitkey, and Proto mining.
SoFi has also promoted crypto trading to new members. Together, the entries show exposure beyond pure crypto exchanges and mining firms. The crypto-linked trades were only a small part of broader market activity.
The filing documents more than 2,000 securities transactions across the quarter. However, some independent reviews cited as many as 3,642 trades. Reported aggregate values ranged from about $220 million to $750 million.
OGE Filing Leaves Key Questions Unanswered
Notably, the OGE report uses standard dollar ranges rather than exact transaction amounts. It does not disclose share counts, execution prices, or precise intraday timing. It also does not show whether Donald Trump personally directed the trades.
Reports said assets are held in a trust controlled by his children. Some entries also indicated broker activity. That detail matters as the filing alone does not prove who ordered each transaction.
Meanwhile, the filing arrives as the administration oversees digital-asset policy. It documents new crypto-linked exposure, but not intent, control, or later portfolio changes.
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