Trump’s Crypto Summit Signals Shift in U.S. Digital Asset Strategy

  • Trump’s crypto report will address mining, DeFi, and regulation, indicating a pro innovation stance for digital assets.

  • The GENIUS Act creates the first U.S. stablecoin law, banning yield and boosting investor interest in Ethereum and DeFi.

  • Bitcoin and crypto stocks rose ahead of the policy release, suggesting institutional optimism for clearer U.S. regulations.

U.S. presidential Donald Trump is set to release a major report on Bitcoin and crypto this week. The official release is scheduled for July 22. According to insiders, the report will address several core issues affecting the digital asset industry, including regulatory clarity, crypto mining, and blockchain innovation. 

Trump's move is a noticeable shift in his approach toward the crypto sector compared to the previous administration's skepticism. His growing alignment with industry leaders signals a changing stance.

What Will Trump’s Crypto Report to Focus on?

The upcoming report is expected to lay out detailed plans regarding crypto, including Bitcoin’s future role in the U.S. economy. Insiders familiar with the matter suggest it will explore regulatory frameworks for stablecoins and decentralized finance (DeFi). 

It will also deal with Bitcoin mining support and emerging blockchain technologies. This policy roadmap, if anticipated, may set the tone of future digital asset legislation, particularly in contrast to the current regulatory approach of the previous administration.

Trump has had numerous meetings with stakeholders in the crypto and tech communities in recent months. These meetings are reportedly what influenced his new position. Industry stakeholders expect the report to offer guidelines for future federal actions related to crypto.

GENIUS Act, Ethereum Prices Rise and Stocks Rally

Just days ahead of the report, Trump signed the GENIUS Act into law, creating the first federal framework for stablecoin regulation. The bill passed with bipartisan support in both chambers of Congress. 

The House approved it with a vote of 308 to 122, including support from nearly half of Democratic members and most Republicans. Following the legislation, crypto linked stocks surged on Monday. 

Ethereum prices also increased, trading at $3,813, near their highest level since December 2024. Analysts at Deutsche Bank said the stablecoin yield ban in the bill may be pushing investors into Ethereum. Investors appear to be turning to DeFi alternatives as regulated stablecoins can no longer offer interest or yield payments under the new law.

Market Reacts Ahead of Official Crypto Policy Release

Bitcoin gained roughly by 1% on Monday following the news but still is 3% below its record high of $123,153. Shares of crypto focused firms, particularly those with digital assets on their balance sheets, posted noticeable gains. 

This comes amid increased interest from institutional players seeking clearer crypto legislation. The upcoming report, combined with the GENIUS Act, might be big in the changing U.S. crypto market. 

Trump’s approach to digital finance and his legislative support are now closely tied to market movements, investor behavior, and policy expectations.

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