The "Quiet" Week That Wasn't: Private Equity Dumps and Crypto Buys

Most investors checked out last week. The Senate didn't.

Our analysis of filings from Dec 20–27 reveals a stark divergence in strategy between the only two active filers: Senators Richard Blumenthal (D-CT) and David H. McCormick (R-PA).

The Breakdown:

1. The "Clean-Out" Strategy: Senator Blumenthal’s spouse executed a coordinated divestment of private assets. We’re talking roughly a dozen sales across multiple LLCs (MH Built to Last, Commodore Capital, and others). No tickers. No public exchanges. Just a massive exit from private positions.

2. The "Income & Crypto" Play: Senator McCormick went the other way. He didn't just buy bonds; he targeted tax-advantaged Municipal securities in PA and OH. But buried in the debt buying was a pure risk play: multiple purchases of a Bitcoin ETF.

Why this matters: You follow Congressional trading to see where the smart money (or the informed money) is going. Blumenthal is getting liquid. McCormick is hedging with tax-free income and digital assets.

In the full report below:

• The exact Bitcoin ETF McCormick bought (and the price range).

• The specific Municipal bonds he targeted (down to the issuer).

• The full list of Blumenthal’s private equity sales.

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