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BriefApril 9, 2026 · 08:48 AM

SEC Enforcement Chief Woodcock to Lead Shift Away from Crypto Registration Cases

Digital asset firms and defendants in registration cases now face a registration-light environment. The SEC designated David Woodcock as enforcement director beginning May 4. Woodcock will execute Chairman Paul Atkins' vision of prioritizing cases that provide meaningful investor protection. This shift in priorities is codified in the SEC's 2025 enforcement report, which asserted that previous cryptocurrency enforcement initiatives produced no investor benefit and constituted a misinterpretation of federal securities laws. Following this change in administration and leadership, the SEC withdrew its action against Justin Sun and discontinued proceedings against Coinbase, Kraken, and Binance. The current fiscal year's enforcement activity is documented as seven cryptocurrency registration enforcement matters and six cases addressing broker-dealer classification requirements.

Talia Montgomery
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