[Wave Digital Assets Requests DOJ Office of Inspector General to Launch Formal Investigation into USMS Cryptocurrency Asset Management] According to a report by Jinse Finance, Wave Digital Assets ("Wave") has formally requested the Office of Inspector General (OIG) of the U.S. Department of Justice to conduct a comprehensive investigation into the U.S. Marshals Service (USMS) regarding issues in the management of seized cryptocurrency assets. This request stems from documented management deficiencies over the years, repeated procurement failures, unresolved audit issues, and recent public reports, all of which raise serious concerns about asset custody, oversight, and transparency. The formal and urgent complaint submitted by Wave involves credible public allegations that over $40 million worth of cryptocurrency assets seized by the U.S. government may have been illegally transferred out of government-controlled wallets. These allegations highlight significant and unaddressed failures in USMS's procurement processes, contractor selection, and oversight mechanisms related to cryptocurrency asset custody. These issues not only enabled the loss of the aforementioned assets but also continue to expose government-held digital assets to immediate, foreseeable, and preventable risks.