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The U.S. Department of Justice recently announced the sudden dissolution of its dedicated cryptocurrency regulatory enforcement division, a decision that comes directly from the Trump administration's directive. This department was originally responsible for monitoring key areas such as digital currency exchanges, mixing tools (like Tornado Cash), and cold wallets, but is now being completely dismantled.
According to internal sources, this structural adjustment aims to shift the regulatory focus from technical compliance reviews to combating criminal activities that utilize blockchain technology to perpetrate financial fraud. This means that the Department of Justice will now prioritize 'digital fraud hunting' as its core mission, focusing on cracking down on criminal groups that use cryptocurrency as a facade for fraud.
This regulatory shift has sparked dual interpretations within the industry: supporters believe it can reduce the constraints of technical compliance on innovative development, while opponents worry that fraudsters may take advantage of the regulatory gap to accelerate their crimes. Regardless, this regulatory change will profoundly reshape the ecological landscape of the cryptocurrency market, and the industry may face a future of intensified compliance struggles alongside regulatory innovations.
However, do you think this news is true or false? After all, we were already deceived once yesterday by the 'suspension of tariffs'!