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Business · Cryptocurrency · published 2026-10-14 · via Be In Crypto

White House Crypto Council Left Without Staff After Final Departure

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Patrick Witt's departure has left the White House Crypto Council without any remaining staffers. The article examines which officials are now responsible for US cryptocurrency policy.

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Patrick Witt has left the White House Crypto Council, and no staff members remain there, according to the available account. That leaves an immediate question: who now holds responsibility for US cryptocurrency policy? The council’s empty staffing places attention on the officials who will carry forward federal crypto policy duties and how that work will be coordinated.

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The loss of staff could affect how clearly and quickly US cryptocurrency policy is communicated. Industry participants, investors, and regulators may face uncertainty about whom to engage on digital-asset matters. Consumers might see indirect effects if coordination slows, though the practical scope remains unclear. Much may depend on how responsibilities are reassigned among existing officials.

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