**[U.S. SEC 2026 Examination Priorities Do Not Explicitly Mention Cryptocurrency]** According to a report by Jinse Finance, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has released its latest 2026 examination priorities document, which noticeably omits the previously standard sections related to cryptocurrency. This move appears to align with former U.S. President Donald Trump’s supportive stance toward the cryptocurrency industry. On Monday, the SEC’s examination division published its list of examination priorities for the fiscal year ending September 30, 2026, which does not explicitly mention cryptocurrencies or digital assets. However, the SEC stated that the priorities listed in the document "do not represent a comprehensive list of all areas the division will focus on in the coming year." During Trump’s administration, the U.S. cryptocurrency industry experienced rapid growth. The Trump administration largely promoted deregulation of the industry, while the Trump family also expanded its footprint in the cryptocurrency space through trading platforms, mining operations, stablecoins, and token issuances. SEC Chairman Paul Atkins stated in a statement: "Examination work is an important part of fulfilling the agency’s mission, but it should not become an exercise in 'deliberately finding fault.'"