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Cointelegraph by Ciaran Lyons

Six US senators challenge DOJ decision to dissolve crypto enforcement unit in 2025

On Jan. 28, six US senators sent a letter questioning Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche's 2025 decision to disband the Department of Justice's national cryptocurrency enforcement team. They highlighted his then-crypto holdings, alleged conflict of interest, and a reported surge in illicit cryptocurrency activity in 2025 to argue the unit should not have been shut down.
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