Michael Terpin, founder of BitWit and a prominent crypto commentator, highlighted key limitations in the Trump administration's proposed "privateering" framework targeting cybercriminals. Speaking on social media under the handle @giancarloMKTS, Terpin noted that the controls written into the initiative explicitly restrict its scope: "They actually can't go after state actors. They can only go after black-hatted private actors."
The distinction underscores that the policy targets independent hackers and criminal groups operating outside government sponsorship, rather than state-backed cyber operations. The framework has drawn attention from the crypto community as a potential tool to combat ransomware and theft involving digital assets.
Trump Admin's Crypto 'Privateering' Push Limited to Private Hackers, Not State Actors
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