Recent statements from the White House signal: the US is preparing for significant changes in cryptocurrency regulation. Because Hines, the executive director of the Digital Assets Council at the White House, reported that the administration hopes to pass bills on stablecoins and market structure by August 2025.
This could be a turning point: regulatory clarity will open doors for institutional investors and accelerate the development of the cryptocurrency market on a legitimate basis. The signal is clear — digital assets are no longer on the periphery of attention, but at the center of the US economic strategy.
Particular attention was drawn to Hines' comment regarding the TRUMP and WLFI tokens — saying that investors should not be seen as an attempt to 'buy' a candidate. This once again confirms: crypto is increasingly intersecting with politics, and this trend will grow.
In the coming months, it is worth monitoring not only the price of Bitcoin but also how the future infrastructure of the market is being shaped. The US is one of the key players in this process.
