In the early days of Trump's second term, the U.S. government has shown a positive attitude towards digital assets. In addition to establishing a national Bitcoin reserve, the White House has appointed several regulatory officials who support cryptocurrency, sending a signal of regulatory ease and innovation. Although the "Digital Asset Act" has not yet been officially introduced, related legislative work is accelerating, aiming to provide a clear compliance path for digital assets such as Bitcoin and stablecoins. This series of initiatives is expected to inject long-term confidence into the U.S. crypto market.