According to Cointelegraph, Patrick Witt, the director of the White House Crypto Council, has stepped down. His departure creates a leadership vacancy within the council and represents the fourth notable resignation from the advisory group in recent months. The announcement was made publicly through official channels; no further details about timing or reasons were provided. Witt’s role involved overseeing policy coordination related to cryptocurrency and digital assets at the White House level. The council functions as an internal advisory body supporting executive-level decision‑making on matters pertaining to blockchain technology, financial stability, and regulatory approaches. Since its formation, multiple high‑profile members have left the council, indicating ongoing turnover in the team. Officials have not indicated when a successor will be appointed or what immediate actions will follow Witt’s exit. The development may affect near‑term planning for initiatives tied to digital asset regulation and public outreach.
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