White House Crypto Report Preview Leaves Out #Bitcoin Reserve: Here’s What It Covers Instead. While the White House crypto report covers a wide range of issues, it leaves out one key topic: the Strategic Bitcoin Reserve and the broader plan to build a national stockpile of digital assets.
Crypto commentators have called attention to this omission, especially since President Trump signed an executive order in March to create both programs. The White House even hosted a Crypto Summit that same month to bring in industry voices on how to manage these reserves.
Despite that momentum, the new report offers no update on those plans. However, only the review has made it to the public. It remains to be seen if the full report will include this important aspect of the U.S. crypto journey. Notably, the report follows a strict timeline set by Trump’s executive order from January, which gave federal agencies 180 days to review existing crypto rules, suggest changes, and submit a full report to the National Economic Policy Office. Since then, the administration has moved to update crypto policy.
Just days after the order, the SEC launched a dedicated Crypto Task Force to draft new rules. In March, Trump ordered the creation of the Bitcoin reserve and national crypto stockpile.
The administration also disbanded the DOJ’s crypto enforcement team in April, signaling a softer enforcement approach. Then, in July, Trump signed the GENIUS Act into law, locking in a regulatory framework for stablecoins.
Meanwhile, the SEC under Trump scaled back and paused several high-profile lawsuits against crypto firms. The administration also rolled back Biden-era tax rules on crypto reporting, reducing compliance burdens for both users and businesses.
