The Executive Director of the Council on Digital Assets at the U.S. President's office, Bo Hines, announced that the White House is actively working on legislative regulation of digital assets. According to him, the administration hopes that bills regarding stablecoins and market structure will be signed by August 2025. These initiatives aim to create clear rules for stable cryptocurrencies that are tied to the value of assets such as the U.S. dollar, and to improve the structure of the crypto market.
Hines emphasized that the new laws will contribute to investor protection, increased transparency, and strengthened financial stability. Regulation of stablecoins is expected to help avoid risks associated with the volatility of cryptocurrencies and promote their wider adoption. The bills also foresee enhanced oversight of market operations, which could attract new participants to the sector.
This step is part of a broader U.S. strategy for leadership in the field of digital finance. The adoption of laws could become an important milestone for integrating cryptocurrencies into the global economy.