The team driving enforcement actions against crypto bad actors has largely been reassigned or demoted under the Trump administration.

SEC's crypto enforcement downsizing under Trump aims to reduce regulatory oversight, reassessing digital asset policies and market impact.

The SEC is scaling back its crypto enforcement unit, according to the New York Times, who cited people familiar with the matter.

The SEC is disbanding its crypto enforcement unit and reassigning over 50 staff members as part of the Trump administration's broader effort to reduce government oversight of digital assets, while simultaneously establishing new regulatory frameworks under Commissioner Hester Peirce's leadership.

Securities lawsuits targeting memecoins are querying how digital asset losses should be litigated as President Donald Trump‘s administration signals a softer approach to crypto.

The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is shrinking the size of its cryptocurrency enforcement unit, which had been staffed with over 50 lawyers and staff to regulate digital assets, according to five sources with knowledge of the situation.