The Commerce Secretary nominee by Trump, Howard Lutnick, discloses his financial information
According to market news, documents released by the U.S. Federal Government Ethics Office show that Howard Lutnick, nominated by Trump as Secretary of Commerce, has disclosed his financial information in detail. It is reported that Howard Lutnick is a public supporter of Bitcoin and also the CEO of New York brokerage firm Cantor Fitzgerald. The company earns fees by managing billions of dollars worth of US Treasury bonds for Tether, a company that issues stablecoins. He stated at the Bitcoin 2024 conference in July this year: Do I own Bitcoin? Of course I do, does Cantor Fitzgerald own Bitcoin? A lot indeed.
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