CIO Resigns From Anthony Pompliano’s $750 Million Bitcoin Company

Jeff Park voluntarily resigned as Chief Investment Officer of ProCap Financial (BRR), effective April 3, 2026, according to an SEC filing.

The departure ends an eight-month stint at the Bitcoin treasury company founded by Anthony Pompliano. ProCap has not named a successor.

What the SEC Filing Reveals

The 8-K filing states Park’s exit was voluntary and not tied to any disagreement with ProCap’s board over operations, policies, or practices. Park also resigned from all subsidiary positions.

His separation agreement, dated April 3, includes salary continuation through May 8, 2026, and continued vesting of restricted stock units through August 2026.

ProCap will also cover up to six months of group health insurance.

However, one detail stands out. The company waived Park’s non-compete covenant entirely.

He remains bound by confidentiality, non-solicitation, and non-disparagement clauses.

Park’s Role at ProCap

Park joined ProCap in mid-2025 after serving as Head of Alpha Strategies at Bitwise Asset Management. Pompliano recruited him to lead investment strategy and portfolio construction for the Bitcoin-focused firm.

During his tenure, ProCap accumulated roughly 5,457 BTC and executed share buybacks to narrow a persistent discount to net asset value. The firm ranks 19th among public companies holding Bitcoin.

Park also purchased BRR shares personally in December 2025.

He became a vocal advocate for what he called “Radical Portfolio Theory,” arguing that heavy Bitcoin allocations should replace traditional 60/40 portfolio models.

That framework shaped much of ProCap’s public-facing investment thesis.

What Comes Next

ProCap raised over $750 million through its SPAC merger and continues to pursue Bitcoin accumulation alongside financial services for retail investors.

Without a named CIO, the firm’s investment direction now rests more directly with Pompliano.

Park’s waived non-compete opens the door to a competing firm or a new venture. His next step remains unannounced.

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