Дэвид Сакс отрицает, что превысил свои полномочия на фоне расследования Уоррена

cryptonews.ruPublicado em 2025-04-17Última atualização em 2025-09-18

Представитель Дэвида Сакса, курирующего в администрации США вопросы искусственного интеллекта и криптовалют, опроверг обвинения в возможном превышении 130-дневного лимита работы на должности специального государственного служащего (SGE). Ранее группа законодателей во главе с сенатором Элизабет Уоррен выразила concern о соблюдении им установленных норм.

Ключевые моменты:

  • Позиция Сакса: Его представитель утверждает, что график тщательно планируется для соблюдения лимита и исключения последовательных рабочих дней.

  • Претензии законодателей: В письме на имя Сакса Уоррен и семь других congressmen запросили данные о количестве отработанных дней с 20 января (инаугурации Трампа). За этот период прошло 167 будних дней — для соблюдения лимита в 130 дней требовалось не менее 37 дней отпуска.

  • Причина ограничений: Лимит для SGE введён для предотвращения конфликтов интересов, так как они часто совмещают госслужбу с работой в частном секторе. Законодатели подчеркнули, что Сакс через свою компанию Craft Ventures инвестирует в крипто и AI-компании, что создаёт риски влияния на регулируемые отрасли.

  • Контекст: Сакс, известный сторонник криптоиндустрии, был назначен в декабре 2024 года. Ранее он заявил о продаже всех криптоактивов перед инаугурацией Трампа, но Уоррен уже требовала подтвердить это и раскрыть этические документы.

Значение:

Спор отражает растущее внимание к этике госслужащих в быстро развивающихся секторах, таких как криптовалюты и ИИ. Результат проверки может повлиять на доверие к политике администрации Трампа в области цифровых активов.

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