The United States is gearing up to release its first comprehensive crypto policy report on July 22, following a significant week of legislative and regulatory advancements in the cryptocurrency space.
Back in January 2025, President Trump signed an executive order titled “Strengthening American Leadership in Digital Financial Technology” with the aim of positioning the U.S. as a global frontrunner in the crypto industry. This executive order not only revoked President Biden’s 2022 crypto order but also put a halt to any plans for the creation of a government-backed digital dollar.
As part of this executive order, a mandate was issued for a detailed crypto policy report to be submitted within 180 days. This deadline is now upon us, and the White House is set to unveil its inaugural crypto policy report this week.
The report has been meticulously crafted by a special Working Group comprised of key federal agencies such as the Treasury and the Department of Justice. It will be presented to the President through the Administration of Policy and Economic Planning (APEP) and will offer recommendations on legislative measures and regulations to shape the U.S. crypto policy landscape.
One of the primary focus areas of the report will be the establishment of a clear federal framework for digital assets, particularly stablecoins. This framework will delve into aspects such as market structure, regulatory oversight, risk management, and consumer protection. Additionally, the report will explore the potential creation and management of a digital asset stockpile, potentially utilizing crypto assets seized through law enforcement activities. The insights of industry experts and the general public will also be sought in shaping this policy.
The recent developments in U.S. crypto policy have been so significant that the White House designated the past week as “Crypto Week.” During this time, President Trump signed the GENIUS Act into law, marking the creation of the first regulatory framework in the U.S. for stablecoins pegged to the dollar. This move is a monumental victory for the crypto sector, as it aims to integrate stablecoins into mainstream financial systems for everyday transactions.
Furthermore, the Clarity Act and the Anti-CBDC Act have successfully passed through the House and are now awaiting Senate approval. These legislative milestones signal a notable shift in the U.S. approach towards cryptocurrencies. With the enactment of stablecoin regulations and the progression of key bills in Congress, digital assets are now taking center stage in the country’s financial landscape.