Despite reporting before a Wednesday White House roundtable event, no US government official, including Donald Trump, explicitly mentioned digital assets as a medium of fraud.
- President Trump hosted a White House roundtable on cybercrime, but notably avoided mentioning 'crypto' or 'digital assets' explicitly, despite reports suggesting this would be a focus.
- While officials discussed billions lost to cybercrime and frozen 'cybercurrency' tied to foreign scammers, the lack of specific crypto terminology raises questions about the administration's direct engagement with the digital asset space.
- The event occurs amidst scrutiny of Trump's family's involvement in crypto ventures and international money laundering schemes involving digital assets, highlighting ongoing regulatory and political tensions.
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