Two high-ranking IRS officials have resigned: Seth Wilks, Executive Director of Digital Asset Strategy and Development, and Raj Mukherjee, Executive Director of the Digital Asset Office. Their departures follow over 20,000 IRS employees who opted for the Trump administration’s delayed resignation plan. Despite these personnel changes, it is unclear if they signify any shift in the IRS’s strategy for regulating digital assets. This development comes as the U.S. regulatory landscape for cryptocurrency evolves rapidly following President Trump’s inauguration. Notably, his administration paused several enforcement actions against cryptocurrencies. Nevertheless, the IRS remains dedicated to advancing its tax compliance efforts related to digital assets and maintains a consistent policy approach.