Catenaa, Saturday, September 20, 2025-US lawmakers will meet Tuesday with 18 cryptocurrency industry executives, including Strategy chairman Michael Saylor and Fundstrat CEO Tom Lee, to discuss implementation of President Donald Trump’s Strategic Bitcoin Reserve.
The roundtable aims to build momentum for the BITCOIN Act, introduced by Senator Cynthia Lummis in March, which calls for the government to acquire one million Bitcoin over five years through budget-neutral funding mechanisms.
Attendees will explore ways for the Federal Reserve and Treasury to finance Bitcoin purchases without impacting taxpayers, considering options such as reevaluating Treasury gold certificates and using tariff revenue.
The discussions will also examine obstacles that have slowed the bill’s progress over the past six months and address congressional objections.
Executives from Bitcoin mining firms CleanSpark, MARA, and Bitdeer will participate, alongside crypto venture capital representatives from Off the Chain Capital and Reserve One.
Traditional finance voices will include Western Alliance Bank and Blue Square Wealth. The roundtable is hosted by crypto advocacy group The Digital Chambers and its affiliate, The Digital Power Network.
The BITCOIN Act follows US lawmakers’ recent focus on crypto legislation, including the GENIUS Act stablecoin bill passed in July.
Organizers say the session will allow Bitcoin industry leaders to propose strategies for advancing the Strategic Bitcoin Reserve while maintaining fiscal neutrality.
Lawmakers and industry executives alike view the session as a critical step in establishing a national Bitcoin reserve and signaling regulatory alignment with broader cryptocurrency adoption initiatives.
