The Trump administration's crypto report is due today, but it may not arrive
The post The Trump administration's crypto report is due today, but it may not arrive appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. The crypto industry awaits the White House Digital Asset report after Donald Trump sparked some policy blitz with the “Crypto Week.” Reports suggest that the report, which is officially due to be released on Tuesday, might be released to the public before the end of the month. The House of Representatives passed three major crypto bills, with one, the GENIUS Act, now headed directly to President Trump’s desk. The other two are bound for Senate review. This has left the digital assets market hanging in the middle of the bull run. US eyes Bitcoin reserve The US legislation wave positions the United States as the “crypto capital of the world.” The Trump administration’s first official blueprint for crypto policy reportedly took months, led by the Working Group on Digital Assets, co-led by David Sacks and Bo Hines. While the final contents are still under wraps, reports suggest it will include sweeping proposals, from establishing a strategic Bitcoin reserve, a national digital asset stockpile, with tough new national security controls on illicit finance and sanctions evasion. Update on this timeline: The report is officially due tomorrow, but a White House official tells me it will be released to the public before the end of the month. https://t.co/IPPawbVMeR — Eleanor Terrett (@EleanorTerrett) July 21, 2025 Industry insiders are also eyeing potential reforms around banking access for crypto firms, especially in dealings with the Federal Reserve. The working group’s original task was to deliver a federal stablecoin framework, but that got handled by Congress last week with the passage of the GENIUS Act. Meanwhile, Capitol Hill remains active, and the Senate Banking Committee is preparing to release its much-anticipated digital asset market structure draft after a delay last week. The report mentioned that Chairman Tim Scott confirmed a markup will likely follow the…
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The crypto industry awaits the White House Digital Asset report after Donald Trump sparked some policy blitz with the “Crypto Week.” Reports suggest that the report, which is officially due to be released on Tuesday, might be released to the public before the end of the month. The House of Representatives passed three major crypto bills, with one, the GENIUS Act, now headed directly to President Trump’s desk. The other two are bound for Senate review. This has left the digital assets market hanging in the middle of the bull run. US eyes Bitcoin reserve The US legislation wave positions the United States as the “crypto capital of the world.” The Trump administration’s first official blueprint for crypto policy reportedly took months, led by the Working Group on Digital Assets, co-led by David Sacks and Bo Hines. While the final contents are still under wraps, reports suggest it will include sweeping proposals, from establishing a strategic Bitcoin reserve, a national digital asset stockpile, with tough new national security controls on illicit finance and sanctions evasion. Update on this timeline: The report is officially due tomorrow, but a White House official tells me it will be released to the public before the end of the month. https://t.co/IPPawbVMeR — Eleanor Terrett (@EleanorTerrett) July 21, 2025 Industry insiders are also eyeing potential reforms around banking access for crypto firms, especially in dealings with the Federal Reserve. The working group’s original task was to deliver a federal stablecoin framework, but that got handled by Congress last week with the passage of the GENIUS Act. Meanwhile, Capitol Hill remains active, and the Senate Banking Committee is preparing to release its much-anticipated digital asset market structure draft after a delay last week. The report mentioned that Chairman Tim Scott confirmed a markup will likely follow the…
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