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Sign InIn a move aimed at establishing clear regulatory boundaries within the U.S. administration, President Donald Trump has signed new ethics rules explicitly prohibiting federal officials from issuing cryptocurrencies. According to reports, this action seeks to define professional limits for government employees regarding digital assets, ensuring that official or personal interests do not interfere with private token issuance.
Under these new rules, the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) will be tasked with the oversight and enforcement of these ethical standards. This shift toward centralizing enforcement under the DOJ reflects the administration's intent to unify the legal framework for addressing potential crypto-related misconduct by federal employees.
While specific instrument price data is currently unavailable, the market is monitoring how these internal regulations might influence broader sector sentiment. Looking ahead, investors are focused on upcoming catalysts including speeches by Fed officials Williams and Cook on July 15, 2026, which may provide further context on the U.S. regulatory and monetary landscape.