1) Trump’s moves on crypto federation 🏛️
U.S. President Trump has been aggressively advancing crypto policy: in January 2025 he issued an Executive Order to position America as the “crypto capital of the world,” creating a working group on digital assets and banning development of a CBDC .
In March 2025, he signed another Executive Order establishing a Strategic Bitcoin Reserve and a federal stockpile of seized digital assets .
Most recently, he signed the GENIUS Act and a major stablecoin bill into law on July 18, 2025—with bipartisan support in Congress—aimed at regulating stablecoins and encouraging institutional usage of crypto in retirement plans .
The combination of executive actions, such as appointing a “crypto czar” (David Sacks) and regulatory restructuring (including repealing SAB 121), has fueled strong institutional optimism .
Bottom Line: Trump’s crypto federation efforts — through executive orders and legislation — mark the most sweeping federal crypto policies the U.S. has ever seen, opening the door to large-scale investment, government involvement, and mainstream integration.
