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Stocks/Crypto · Issue 8 of 12

Trades he didn't report on time

Not only has Byron Donalds failed to report on time 108 stock trades worth up to $1.62 million, on the same day that he pushed for more favorable crypto tax rules, his wife bought over $50,000 in Bitcoin.

$1.62MIn stock trades he failed to report on time

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The facts

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  1. Byron Donalds failed to promptly report more than 100 stock trades by Donalds and his wife valued at up to $1.62 million. 1

  2. Byron Donalds pressed the IRS for more favorable cryptocurrency rules. That same day, Erika Donalds purchased between $50,001-$100,000 in bitcoin. 2

Tell Byron Donalds: no more insider games.

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Sources

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  1. Campaign Legal Center, Rep. Byron Donalds fails to disclose $1.6 million in stock trades, Sept. 5, 2024
  2. Washington Sun, Byron Donalds, crypto rules and bitcoin, Jan. 9, 2026