#WhiteHouseDigitalAssetReport đď¸ Whatâs Inside the Report
Comprehensive 160-page federal policy framework developed over a sixâmonth period, addressing stablecoins, crypto market structure, consumer protections, and blockchain-based financial infrastructure .
Firm opposition to a U.S. Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC)âreinforcing the executive orderâs prohibition on any CBDC initiative .
Recommendations designating the CFTC as lead regulator for nonâsecurity tokens, while urging clarity in SEC vs. CFTC jurisdiction under the pending Clarity Act .
Call for cryptoâtax reform, including washâsale rule application to digital assets, updates for staking, mining, and small transactions reporting .
Proposals to modernize financial infrastructure, enabling blockchain-based securities trading, better banking access, and streamlined regulatory sandboxes .
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𧊠About the Strategic Bitcoin Reserve & Asset Stockpile
The report does not disclose new details or timelines for the Strategic Bitcoin Reserve or the broader U.S. Digital Asset Stockpile announced earlier in March 2025 via executive order .
It reaffirms that these assets (bitcoin and other crypto forfeitures) will be held as strategic reserve assets without using taxpayer funds. Infrastructure development is underway, but no operational specifics or acquisition plans are included in the document .
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â Key Takeaways
Area Key Focus
Regulatory framework Stablecoin regulation (GENIUS Act), SEC/CFTC clarity, infrastructure modernization
CBDC position Strongly opposedâno federal digital dollar initiative
Taxation Calls for washâsale implementation, simplified reporting for staking/mining
Bitcoin reserve Confirmed as concept; operational details still pending
Industry push Accelerated crypto integration into banking, retirement, mortgages, and tax systems
