#Trump100Days In his first 100 days after Election, President Donald Trump took major steps to support cryptocurrency innovation in the U.S. He signed an executive order creating a federal framework for digital assets, forming a special task force led by David Sacks to guide crypto regulation. Trump also ended the SEC’s controversial rule that discouraged banks from holding crypto for clients, aiming to increase institutional adoption. He firmly opposed the development of a central bank digital currency (CBDC), citing privacy and freedom concerns. Additionally, lawmakers aligned with Trump proposed the GENIUS Act to regulate stablecoins. Despite these pro-crypto moves, Bitcoin prices declined, reflecting market uncertainty and broader economic concerns during the early months of his term.