The White House has left the position of crypto policy lead vacant following the departure of David Sacks, who completed his 130-day term as a special government employee. Sacks, who transitioned to co-chair of the President’s Council of Advisors on Science and Technology, will not be replaced, leaving the CLARITY Act and broader crypto market structure bill stalled in the Senate. Meanwhile, President Donald Trump has appointed Vice President JD Vance as "Fraud Czar," focusing on combating taxpayer fraud in several states. This new role involves targeting government spending abuses, with initial federal raids in Los Angeles uncovering $50 million in healthcare fraud. The administration's shift in focus highlights a strategic pivot towards fiscal enforcement, leaving the crypto policy position unfilled during a crucial legislative period.