The Trump Administration is Taking the Right Approach to Crypto Enforcement. This week, the DOJ issued a memo to halt “regulation by prosecution,” stating: “We are going to end the regulatory weaponization against digital assets.” ➡️DOJ memo: https://www.justice.gov/dag/media/1395781/dl?inline For years, crypto enforcement in the U.S. has been chaotic, overreaching — and arguably unconstitutional. Innovators were criminalized while real fraudsters got a pass. The Biden Administration tried to crush the industry and succeeded in driving it offshore. Just look at exchanges: the largest don’t even operate here anymore. Meanwhile, former SEC Chair Gary Gensler was meeting with Sam Bankman-Fried just weeks before the FTX collapse — and still missed the biggest financial fraud of our generation. Now, under new leadership: ✅ DOJ will focus on real crime — fraud, theft, terrorism ✅ CFTC Acting Chair @CarolineDPham has directed her agency to prioritize fraud over technical violations ✅ Enforcement is finally being brought into balance I spotlighted this shift last year when I interviewed Chair Pham — crypto made up 50% of CFTC enforcement actions despite representing just a fraction of the markets it oversees. ▶️ Watch the clip: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ER6i01FrgNk This reset is good for investors. Good for users. And long overdue. President Trump’s regulators are getting it right.