The cryptocurrency world is bracing for a potential seismic shift as former President Donald Trump is expected to unveil a “major trade deal” with a “big, highly respected country” during a press conference at the Oval Office tomorrow. While official details remain scarce, insiders suggest the partner nation is likely the United Kingdom.
This announcement follows a series of crypto-friendly moves by Trump’s administration, sparking speculation about further global crypto integration.
Trump’s Crypto Vision: Strategic Reserves and Stablecoins
In a historic move this March, $TRUMP p signed an executive order establishing the U.S. Strategic Bitcoin Reserve, allocating over 200,000 BTC seized through legal proceedings. This bold initiative positions Bitcoin as a strategic digital asset and signals a shift in national financial policy.
Additionally, the $Trump family’s stablecoin, USD1, launched through World Liberty Financial, has quickly gained traction. Backed by a $2 billion investment pool—including capital from a UAE sovereign wealth fund—USD1 is making waves on Binance and other major exchanges. Analysts see the stablecoin as a possible linchpin in a broader Trump-led financial ecosystem.
Ethical Red Flags and Political Fallout
The rapid crypto expansion tied to Trump has not gone unnoticed on Capitol Hill. Lawmakers are calling for investigations into potential conflicts of interest, citing Trump’s dual roles as a policymaker and private crypto entrepreneur. With the 2026 elections on the horizon, the political stakes are rising fast.
Markets Eye $100K Bitcoin Milestone
At press time, Bitcoin is trading at $102,850, nearing its all-time high. A crypto-positive outcome from the trade announcement—especially if it involves cross-border digital asset collaboration—could send $BTC
soaring past the $100,000 mark. Conversely, unexpected regulatory or geopolitical risks may fuel short-term volatility.
is currently trading at $663.57 (+5.03%), while Solana continues its upward momentum, reflecting broader optimism across the digital asset sector.