According to sources, the White House is set to unveil a much anticipated report on digital assets on July 30, 2025.
This report marks the culmination of a 180 day review by the Presidential Working Group on Digital Asset Markets established by President Donald Trump just days after his second-term inauguration.
The report will outline sweeping recommendations that could reshape America’s role in the global cryptocurrency landscape.
Bo Hines, Executive Director of the Working Group and a key architect of the administration’s crypto strategy, is convinced that “America is now leading the way on digital asset policy.”
According to Hines, this report will consolidate the administration’s vision under two recently passed the GENIUS Act and the CLARITY Act.
It will also address everything from token classification and stablecoin oversight to taxation and enforcement frameworks.
Meanwhile, CA Sonu Jain, Chief Risk and Compliance Officer at 9Point Capital said, “The President’s Working Group report is expected to tie everything together”.
“This will provide the comprehensive clarity the industry has been demanding.”
Bitcoin Reserve in Focus in the Report
Among the most closely watched aspects of the report is the potential recommendation for a federal Bitcoin reserve. Rather than purchasing Bitcoin directly on the open market, the administration may propose establishing a “strategic national digital assets stockpile” using digital assets already in government custody, such as those seized in criminal investigations.
Monica Jasuja, Chief Expansion and Innovation Officer at the Emerging Payments Association Asia, said “This isn’t necessarily about the U.S. buying Bitcoin.”
“It’s about exploring a structured, sovereign approach to crypto exposure that doesn’t require fresh taxpayer funds.”
Monica Jasuja
Experts see this as a pragmatic strategy, balancing innovation with fiscal caution.
Pranav Agarwal, independent director at Jetking Infotrain India, weighing in on the matter commented that, “It would be great if the working group could identify and recommend one or more ways for the U.S. government to build a Bitcoin stockpile without using fresh taxpayers’ funds.”
The report may also formally reject the idea of a retail central bank digital currency (CBDC), citing privacy and public trust concerns.
Instead, the Trump administration appears more interested in U.S. dollar-pegged stablecoins under clearer, enforceable regulations.
Enhanced cooperation with international regulators is also anticipated.
The Report: From Review to Reform
The working group, led by tech entrepreneur and newly appointed “AI and crypto czar” David Sacks and coordinated by Hines, brought together leaders from the Treasury Department, SEC, CFTC, DOJ, and other agencies.
The group was charged with identifying existing regulations within 30 days, proposing changes within 60, and delivering comprehensive recommendations by day 180.
Now, as the July 30 release date nears, all eyes are on whether the report that can deliver the “regulatory clarity” that industry insiders say is key to maintaining U.S. dominance in the digital finance sector.
