Catenaa, Wednesday, July 30, 2025- The White House is poised to release a landmark report today (Wednesday 30) outlining federal policy recommendations on digital assets, in what crypto advocates are calling a “Regulatory Bible” for the industry’s future.
Dubbed by insiders as a defining document, the report stems from a January executive order by President Donald Trump that created the President’s Working Group on Digital Asset Markets.
The group, which includes Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and SEC Chair Paul Atkins, was tasked with producing a regulatory roadmap for lawmakers and agencies.
Cody Carbone, CEO of The Digital Chamber, told The Block the guidebook will shape all crypto-related rulemaking for the remainder of Trump’s term. “It’s a big deal. This report will dictate the next three and a half years of crypto regulation,” he said.
While early drafts reportedly exclude details on a proposed bitcoin reserve, sources say changes could still be made before the release.
Trump’s March executive order had proposed building a digital asset stockpile through budget-neutral strategies.
Industry leaders are watching closely. The Blockchain Association called the report a “milestone,” while policy veteran Ron Hammond framed it as a fulfillment of Trump’s pro-crypto campaign promises.
A briefing is scheduled today, during the usual White House Briefing Times (1000 to 1400) but it’s unclear if the report will be made public beforehand.
Carbone emphasized that clarity on taxes and tokenized securities are top priorities.
