On March 20, President Donald Trump is scheduled to become the first government of the United States to present a title at an encrypted currency conference.
for him comments At the Blueorks (DAS) digital assets summit in New York City, it will discuss the increasing importance of digital assets in national economic policy and regulatory frameworks.
Trump’s speech in DAS follows the recent efforts by his administration to integrate the cryptocurrency into American financial policy. Earlier this month, the White House announced the establishment of the American Bitcoin Strategic Reserve, indicating a shift towards the adoption of the official government of Bitcoin.
The reserve aims to place Bitcoin as a major asset for national financial security, a development that has led to a large -scale discussion in the encryption community.
Bo Heins, CEO of the Chamber of Advisors at digital assets, hinted to the broader encryption strategy earlier this week at the summit.
It is time to start our president to accumulate the origins of the American people, which President Trump does instead of taking it away,
He also compared the accumulation of bitcoin with traditional gold reserves, indicating that the government should obtain “as much as possible”.
The encryption scene moves faster under the Trump administration
Besides Trump, the event will include prominent lawmakers and industry leaders.
Actors Ro Khanna and TOM Emmer will participate in the upcoming organizational efforts, while the main industry numbers such as the CEO of Strategy Michael Saylor and Ripple Brad Garlinghouse will discuss the sophisticated scene of encryption. Garlinghouse has occupied the headlines of this event by announcing that the US Securities and Stock Exchange Committee (SEC) has dropped its appeal against Ripple, which represents a great regulatory victory for the company.
The summit is expected to be a pivotal moment for the digital asset industry, as many hope that Trump will determine a more appropriate regulatory framework. His administration has already taken movements to ease the restrictions imposed on encryption companies, as SEC recently brought down lawsuits against Coinbase, Kaken and UISWAP.
