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The White House’s crypto and AI czar, David Sacks, has stepped down from his role, citing the expiration of his legal service limit and signaling frustration with stalled crypto legislation.
Sacks served as a “special government employee,” a designation that caps federal service at roughly 130 days per year. That limit has now been reached, making his departure procedural rather than abrupt.
However, his exit comes at a sensitive moment. The CLARITY Actremains stuck in the Senate, with no confirmed timeline for advancement.
Ongoing disputes—particularly around stablecoin yield restrictions—continue to divide lawmakers, banks, and crypto firms.
In his latest interview with Bloomberg, Sacks expressed disappointment over the lack of progress. He had been a central figure in pushing a more coherent regulatory framework and bridging communication between policymakers and the crypto industry.
Meanwhile, his departure leaves a short-term gap in White House coordination on digital asset policy.
Although Sacks is exp