The 166-page report outlines a regulatory framework aimed at positioning the U.S. as a leader in digital assets, addressing key areas such as banking regulations and taxation.
The Trump administration has published a 166-page digital asset policy report that lays out regulatory recommendations across five areas, including U.S. leadership in digital assets and modernizing banking regulations. The report, which mentions cryptocurrencies 391 times, is viewed positively by industry leaders but leaves unanswered questions about future government actions and Bitcoin reserves. Key proposals include authorizing the CFTC to oversee the spot market for non-security digital assets and clarifying tax guidance for digital assets.