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In a bold move that could redefine the nation’s approach to digital currency, U.S. President-elect Donald Trump is reportedly preparing to make cryptocurrency a central focus of his administration. According to Bloomberg, Trump is expected to sign an executive order prioritizing crypto regulation and innovation as soon as he re-enters office on January 20.
The proposed order, insiders reveal, would direct federal regulatory agencies to collaborate closely with the cryptocurrency industry. Furthermore, it could establish a "crypto council" to champion industry-friendly policies and shape the future of digital finance in the United States.
While the exact details remain under wraps and subject to change, reports suggest the order could be finalized on Trump’s first day back in the Oval Office. This move aligns with Trump’s campaign promises to position the U.S. as the “crypto capital” of the world, a pledge that resonated strongly with the digital finance community, which offered significant support to his election bid.
Additionally, the New York Times reports that crypto executives have been actively involved in shaping this policy. David Sacks, Trump’s newly appointed "crypto czar," has reportedly engaged with industry leaders to ensure the order addresses critical areas of concern, ranging from regulation to innovation.
Stay tuned to Quezada News TV as we bring you updates on this developing story.
