Trump's CFTC Nominee Exposes Shocking Details! $3.4 Million in Assets Tied to Crypto Gambling, Wants to Cut Losses Before Taking Office!

Brian Quintenz, Trump's chosen nominee for the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC), revealed astonishing insider information: with $3.4 million in assets, he is deeply tied to cryptocurrency and prediction market companies.

This former CFTC commissioner and current executive of a major crypto fund admitted that once confirmed as chairman, he must quickly divest these conflicts of interest, shedding related holdings within 90 days and avoiding sensitive business for at least a year to appear “clean.” In other words, it’s full of conflicts of interest, and a political show is unfolding on stage.

Quintenz also holds shares and options in multiple crypto and financial companies, with business operations highly conflicting with regulatory responsibilities. In light of all this, Trump's nomination still hangs in the balance after Senate confirmation.

Meanwhile, due to policy differences and regulatory direction within the CFTC, commissioners are resigning one after another, creating a terrifying regulatory vacuum. The regulatory chaos in the crypto market has only just begun!