Jason Burt spent twenty-two years inside the agency that polices the screen you trade on. On May 1, 2026, he walks out the door, and the room he leaves behind is quieter, leaner, and pointed at a smaller list of cases.
In March 2026, the SEC settled a three-year case against one of crypto's most powerful operators for ten million dollars and a charge that required only negligence, then dismissed everything else. The people who bought the tokens when the trading looked real got nothing.
By Nico Reyes · Apr 26
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