The SEC returns its crypto enforcement unit and rejects 50 lawyers and employees again after the executive order of President Trump to alleviate the regulations for digital assets. Analist Eric Balchunas noted the shift, which could influence controversial cases such as the Ripple-right case. Acting SEC chairman Mark Uyeda was a Task Force led by Hester Peirce to assess digital assets strategies and to evaluate classifications. In the meantime, Crypto Czar David Sacks from the White House announced planning for a National Bitcoin Reserve, with 15 states that consider Bitcoin adoption and a new stabilecoin account for the congress.
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