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Trump nominates Steven Levine to replace Hester Peirce at SEC
President Donald Trump has nominated Steven Levine, a Republican lawyer, to replace Hester Peirce at the Securities and Exchange Commission. Peirce led the agency's crypto work before leaving, so the choice matters for how digital assets are overseen.

The White House has put forward Steven Levine, a Republican lawyer, for a seat at the US Securities and Exchange Commission, or SEC. US President Donald Trump made the nomination to take over from Hester Peirce. His term would run until June 5, 2030.
Peirce was widely known by the nickname Crypto Mom. She led the SEC's Crypto Task Force before she left the agency on October 2, which opened the seat now under nomination.
Levine has said little publicly so far, so his views on crypto are not yet clear from his own remarks. The White House also sent other picks for seats at the SEC and the Commodity Futures Trading Commission, or CFTC.
The SEC oversees US securities markets, so the people who fill its seats help shape the rules that govern how those markets work. For everyday savers and investors, that makes these appointments more than a change of names.
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