Commodity Futures Trading Commission Chair Timothy Massad said Tuesday Donald Trump supporters will be sold a bill of goods if they believe Dodd-Frank repeal is key to ending economic inequality.

“By the same token, we cannot claim that Dodd-Frank has solved those voters’ economic struggles,” Massad said in a speech to the Economic Club of New York.

The president elect said during the campaign he wanted to abolish the law, but Massad said it would be a mistake to significantly change Dodd-Frank. “There’s a wide consensus that the reforms made to bring transparency and oversight to the swaps market made sense,” the CFTC chief said.

Instead of refighting the post-financial crisis war over swaps and other issues, Massad contended time would be better spent on evolving challenges including cybersecurity, blockchain and micro-second automated trading.

“While this technology brings many benefits, it also brings increased risks of a disruptive event and new forms of improper or abusive behavior. We must focus on the risk of disruption (and breakdowns),” he said.

Noting changes have been made and will be made to improve the Dodd-Frank rules, Massad said he and his fellow commissioners have achieved a lot towards that end since he took office in June two years ago.

‘We addressed many concerns of commercial end-users, to make sure the reforms did not place inappropriate burdens on them. They were, after all, not responsible for the financial crisis. We worked to keep the focus of regulation on those who create the most risk,” said the CFTC chair.