In a moment where personal financial interest and public governance have become difficult to disentangle, President Trump has agreed to accept most of a bipartisan ethics framework embedded in a landmark cryptocurrency regulation bill, ahead of a Senate vote this Tuesday. The concession — covering roughly eighty percent of what reform-minded senators demanded — requires federal officials with significant crypto holdings to divest or place those assets in a blind trust, and grants state attorneys general limited power to sue exchanges listing prohibited digital assets. It is a rare instance of