Man, Trump’s first 100 days have been a crypto whirlwind. He’s not just talking big, he’s actually making moves. Right out the gate, he signed executive orders backing crypto and even banned the creation of a U.S. central bank digital currency. Instead, he’s all-in on Bitcoin and other cryptos. He created a national Bitcoin reserve and is stacking up ETH, SOL, and ADA too.

He wants the U.S. to be the Bitcoin mining capital of the world, and even his sons invested in a mining company. He’s also backing DeFi, his allies launched a project called World Liberty Financial that pulled in over $550 million and is dropping a new stablecoin called USD1.

Regulation-wise, Trump cleaned house. He fired SEC Chair Gary Gensler and brought in a crypto-friendly replacement, Paul Atkins. Since then, the SEC has backed off some of its harsh rules and dropped cases against big names like Coinbase and Ripple.

He made changes at the CFTC too, bringing in Brian Quintenz, another crypto supporter. And get this—David Sacks (yeah, the PayPal guy) is now the Crypto and AI Czar, steering policy and innovation. Trump’s trying to make the U.S. crypto-central, and things are moving fast.