White House Crypto Summit: A New Era

President Trump’s White House Crypto Summit aimed to make the U.S. the “Bitcoin superpower” and “crypto capital.” Attended by 30 top CEOs, it was a game-changer.

Trump revealed plans to audit government crypto assets for the Treasury and adopt a “Never Sell Your Bitcoin” stance. Regulatory clarity, a national Bitcoin reserve, and Treasury-backed stablecoins were prioritized. Michael Saylor’s push for 25% of Bitcoin’s supply sparked debate.

No tax break for crypto holders emerged, but Trump vowed to overhaul taxes and ditch old IRS rules. Coinbase’s Brian Armstrong lauded the moves, planning 1,000 hires. Gemini filed for an IPO, showing optimism.

The summit built alliances, with industry leaders and Trump crafting strategies privately. It cemented crypto’s role in U.S. finance, positioning America as a global leader.