#WhiteHouseCryptoSummit
Prominent Presence of Cryptocurrency Leaders at the White House Summit
The summit brought together prominent figures in the cryptocurrency space, including Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss, founders of the "Gemini" platform, Brian Armstrong, CEO of "Coinbase," and Michael Saylor, Chairman of "MicroStrategy," a company specializing in Bitcoin investments. Members of the presidential working group on digital assets, chaired by the president's advisor on artificial intelligence and cryptocurrencies, David Sachs, also attended.
United States of America:
The U.S. administration seeks to provide a new regulatory environment that enhances investment and innovation in the cryptocurrency sector. In an unprecedented move, President Trump signed an executive order a day before the summit to establish a "strategic reserve of Bitcoin," consisting of approximately 200,000 Bitcoins (equivalent to $17.5 billion at current market prices), acquired through previous legal seizures. David Sachs described this reserve as similar to U.S. gold reserves, noting that it is a historic step to enhance the financial stability of the United States and protect digital assets.
