Trump has already issued over 1,700 clemency grants in his second term, including a blanket January 6 pardon covering roughly 1,500 defendants shortly after inauguration and subsequent individual actions for allies, donors, white-collar offenders, and crypto-linked figures such as Changpeng Zhao. Trader sentiment on remaining 2026 outcomes centers on individuals with active federal cases or sentences, including FTX executive Ryan Salame and others tied to fraud or campaign finance matters, reflecting patterns of pardons for political supporters and major contributors. Recent DOJ announcements and White House proclamations through mid-2026 show continued activity outside traditional guidelines, while congressional scrutiny of potential pay-to-play dynamics and upcoming sentencing or appeal deadlines could influence further grants before the 2027 cutoff.