According to forecasts, immediately after his inauguration on January 20, President Donald Trump is expected to issue several key executive orders related to cryptocurrencies. These policies include establishing a Bitcoin reserve fund, ending the “Operation Chokepoint 2.0” campaign, and appointing crypto-friendly individuals to critical positions.
Notably, the New York Post recently revealed an intriguing plan: creating a strategic reserve fund dedicated to “Made in USA” cryptocurrencies such as Solana (SOL), USD Coin (USDC), and Ripple (XRP). However, this idea has sparked debate within the advisory team, with some members concerned that it could negatively impact Bitcoin’s value—a cryptocurrency they strongly advocate for growth.
Despite these internal disagreements, industry experts remain optimistic about a “golden era” for the cryptocurrency sector under Trump’s administration. Dennis Dinkelmeyer, CEO of investment firm Midas, stated that he is considering re-entering the U.S. market after a four-year hiatus. Anthony Pompliano, head of Professional Capital Management, disclosed that the new administration is reviewing accounting regulations to facilitate Bitcoin transactions.
“This is a historic turning point—America is ready for a true cryptocurrency revolution,” said Frank Chaparro, a veteran Bitcoin investor.
This weekend, David Sacks—Trump’s nominee for Crypto and AI Policy Advisor at the White House—will host the first “Crypto Ball” in Washington, D.C. The event will attract major industry players, including Coinbase, Solana, MicroStrategy, Kraken, and Galaxy Digital.
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Reacting positively to these developments, “Made in USA” projects such as Solana and Ripple have seen impressive gains, continuing their upward momentum since January 16.
