​U.S. lawmakers are meeting with over a dozen crypto and traditional finance leaders to discuss advancing President Donald Trump's Strategic Bitcoin Reserve initiative. The meeting, organized by the crypto advocacy group The Digital Chambers, will take place on Tuesday and feature prominent figures like Michael Saylor and Fred Thiel.

​The discussion centers on the BITCOIN Act, introduced by Senator Cynthia Lummis, which proposes the U.S. government acquire one million bitcoin over five years. The initiative, framed as a budget-neutral strategy, would be funded by the Federal Reserve and Treasury Department. Industry executives plan to present alternative funding mechanisms, such as using gold certificates and tariff revenues, to address concerns about increasing the national debt.

​This roundtable brings together a diverse group of participants, including representatives from Bitcoin mining companies like CleanSpark and MARA, venture capital firms, and traditional financial institutions. The goal is to figure out why the BITCOIN Act has stalled and to find a path forward by addressing lawmakers' concerns. The meeting underscores a growing bipartisan interest in integrating cryptocurrency into the nation’s strategic and economic framework, signaling a potential shift in national policy. #FedRateCutExpectations #AltcoinSeasonComing?