The latest crypto ethics provisions signed by Trump reportedly aim to ban federal officials—including members of Congress, the president, and the vice president—from issuing digital assets, and would place enforcement authority with the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) rather than state attorneys general. This could become a contentious focal point in advancing the legislative process for the “Clarity Act.” Previously, Democrats have argued for granting states a certain degree of management control, and Senator Angela Alsobrooks has questioned the DOJ’s role in enforcing the rules. The ethics provisions are one of the final obstacles to pushing the “Clarity Act” legislation, and the White House is currently urging Congress to pass this comprehensive crypto law. (TheBlock)

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