At the White House, crypto policy vacancy looms large
The departure of President Donald Trump’s crypto adviser, Patrick Witt, leaves the digital assets office vacant and its policy aims uncertain.
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The departure of President Donald Trump’s crypto adviser, Patrick Witt, leaves the digital assets office vacant and its policy aims uncertain.
President Donald Trump’s crypto adviser, Patrick Witt, accused Democrats of unfairly amplifying Trump’s crypto ties as a political weapon.
White House and U.S. Treasury officials agree that despite some hope that Congress’ “lame duck” session could see the bill again, the work’s in regulators’ hands.
The White House says it’s still evaluating the “best structure” for the federal fund to hold bitcoin as a long-term reserve and a separate stockpile of other crypto assets.
Officials from the White House are said to be sitting down with law enforcement representatives who have objected to illicit-finance portions of the bill.
This places blockchain security in the context of national technology competition alongside AI and quantum computing.
The executive order to build President Donald Trump’s Strategic Bitcoin Reserve has awaited congressional action, and sources say there’s one idea left for 2026.
The firm, located near the White House, plans to lobby for companies in these industries.
Gala Games’ Easter event at the White House hints at a potential fresh chapter for GameFi, which has shown signs of life in the last few days.
He advocated for a strategic bitcoin reserve, arguing it could generate substantial wealth and help reduce national debt.