Donald Trump and his family purchased shares in three crypto-linked companies during the first quarter of 2026, according to a new government ethics filing. The stocks were Coinbase, Strategy, and MARA Holdings.
The disclosure was filed with the Office of Government Ethics using a standard 278-T form. It covers all securities transactions over $1,000 made by Trump, First Lady Melania Trump, and any dependent children. The filing does not say which family member made each trade.
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Coinbase was the most frequently traded crypto stock in the filing. There were nine separate purchase entries for the company. The largest of those came on Feb. 10 and was valued between $100,001 and $250,000.
Trump also reported two purchases of MARA Holdings, the bitcoin mining company. Both transactions were under $50,000.
Strategy, the digital asset treasury company formerly known as MicroStrategy, saw the most complex activity. The family made eight separate transactions involving Strategy’s Class A shares — both buying and selling during the quarter.
The largest Strategy purchase was made on Feb. 12, valued between $50,001 and $100,000. The largest sale was on Jan. 12, ranging between $15,001 and $50,000.
The crypto-linked trades were a small part of a much larger picture. The full filing recorded more than 2,000 total purchases during the quarter. Crypto stocks made up only a fraction of that total.
Trump also disclosed purchases of Block, Robinhood, and SoFi Technologies during the same period. These are companies with ties to financial technology and crypto services.
Larger trades appeared elsewhere in the filing. Purchases of Nvidia, Microsoft, Oracle, and Boeing were recorded in the range of $1 million to $5 million each. These transactions were far larger than the crypto-related ones.
The 278-T form is a required disclosure for senior government officials. It is meant to provide transparency about financial interests that could affect policy decisions.
The filing covers January through March 2026. It represents the combined portfolio activity of the Trump family unit, not individual accounts.
No information was included about the reasons behind any specific trade. The document is a disclosure, not an explanation of investment strategy.
The filing shows the Trump family held positions in some of the most closely watched crypto-adjacent stocks during a period when digital asset policy was actively being discussed in Washington.
The largest transactions overall were in traditional tech and defense stocks, not crypto companies.
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