The White House is preparing for the opening coding on March 7, a pivotal event that combines some of the biggest names in the coded currency industry and the government. President Donald Trump is scheduled to lead the event. The summit, which will last from 1:30 pm to 5:30 pm, will discuss a round table that includes major numbers such as executives, investors and presidential work group members on digital assets (PWG).
According to Fox Business’ Eleanor Terrett, the list of guests will be smaller than expected at the beginning, with approximately 20 to 25 of the attendees. Among the asserted participants are industry leaders such as Microstrategy Michael Silor, CEO of Robinhood Vlad Teenv, and CEO of Krakeen Arjun Sethi. Brian Armstrong is expected to attend Coinbase. The group will participate in talks with policy makers, including PWG members such as Treasury Secretary Scott Besin, Houard Lottenic, Prosecutor Pam Bondi, SEC president, and CFTC president.
🚨NEW: A little more detail here — invites were sent to attendees via email this afternoon.
Per the email, the event is scheduled to go from 1:30PM – 5:30PM.
No further details in the missive beyond time and location. https://t.co/tdoISvsLxC
— Eleanor Terrett (@EleanorTerrett) March 4, 2025
The encryption summit aims to enhance the cooperation between the government and the digital asset industry to discuss and form future policies. This meeting will be the first series of events designed to replace the previously proposed “Consulting Council”.
Although official invitations have been sent recently, the event already generates great attention. For those who have not been included in the round table, a larger reception and invitation will be held only across the street from the White House, allowing the broader encryption community to participate in discussions.
This gathering sparked a dysena, especially given the involvement of prominent figures in both the government and the encryption industry. Although fine details are still completed, it is clear that the White House aims to play a major role in shaping the future of digital assets in the United States.
