According to PANews, Seth Wilks, the Executive Director of Digital Asset Strategy and Development at the U.S. Internal Revenue Service (IRS), and Raj Mukherjee, the Executive Director of the Digital Asset Office, have resigned as of this Friday. They join over 20,000 IRS employees who have accepted the Trump administration's delayed resignation plan. However, insiders indicate that these departures do not signal any changes in the IRS's strategy for regulating digital assets. This development occurs amidst a continuously evolving regulatory environment in the United States, particularly following the inauguration of U.S. President Donald Trump. Under his administration, several cryptocurrency enforcement actions have been withdrawn or paused. Despite these personnel changes, the IRS continues to advance its tax compliance efforts related to digital assets and is not expected to alter its overall policy direction.