Trump’s crypto bill loses its White House negotiator as Patrick Witt exits
Patrick Witt, executive director of the White House Crypto Council under President Donald Trump, has departed after nearly two years as the administration's primary digital-asset legislation continues to stall in Congress.
The White House has lost a key negotiator for President Donald Trump’s cryptocurrency initiative following the departure of Patrick Witt, while the administration’s primary digital-asset legislation continues to stall in Congress. On October 15, Patrick Witt—who served as the executive director of the White House Crypto Council—verified that he is leaving the government after spending nearly two years working within the administration.
Frequently Asked Questions
01Who is Patrick Witt?
Patrick Witt served as the executive director of the White House Crypto Council under President Donald Trump’s administration.
02When did Patrick Witt depart from the White House?
He confirmed his departure on October 15, after nearly two years of service in the administration.
03What is the status of the White House’s crypto legislation?
The administration’s flagship digital-asset legislation remains stalled in Congress.
