SEC releases key review documents for fiscal year 2026, removing special section on cryptocurrency BlockBeats News: On November 18th, according to Cointelegraph, the latest key document for the 2026 fiscal year review released by the US Securities and Exchange Commission significantly removed the previously existing cryptocurrency specific chapter, which seems to be in line with President Trump's policy direction of supporting the cryptocurrency industry. The examination department under the organization released its annual work priorities as of September 30, 2026 on Monday, but did not specifically mention cryptocurrencies or digital assets. However, the SEC also stated that the listed priorities are not a comprehensive list of all areas of work for the coming year. During Trump's tenure, the US cryptocurrency industry has experienced vigorous development - the government continues to push for regulatory easing, while his family has expanded its presence in the cryptocurrency field through trading platforms, mining, stablecoins, and token businesses. Last year, under the leadership of then chairman Gary Gensler, the department made it clear that "the issuance, sale, recommendation, consulting, trading, and other related activities of cryptocurrency assets" were the focus, specifically mentioning spot Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs. In the 2023 review focus, there is also a dedicated chapter on "Cryptocurrency Assets and Emerging Financial Technologies". In the latest work list, the SEC stated that it will focus on "core areas" such as entrusted responsibility, asset custody, and customer information protection. A section of the report outlines that special attention will also be paid to the ability of enterprises to respond to network attacks and achieve business recovery, particularly in relation to ransomware attacks.