Trump Administration to Unveil Crypto Regulatory Roadmap in Upcoming Press Conference

Trump Administration to Unveil Crypto Regulatory Roadmap in Upcoming Press Conference

In a landmark event for digital asset regulation, President Donald Trump’s White House AI and Crypto Czar, David Sacks, will lead a press conference alongside key Republican lawmakers to outline the administration’s approach to digital asset oversight.

Scheduled for Tuesday, February 4, the media event will spotlight the administration’s commitment to cementing America’s leadership in the global digital asset ecosystem. Sacks will be joined by prominent GOP policymakers, including Senate Banking Committee Chair Tim Scott, House Financial Services Committee Chair French Hill, Senate Agriculture Committee Chair John Boozman, and House Agriculture Committee Chair G.T. Thompson.

This gathering marks the first time a unified group of Trump-aligned senators, representatives, and White House officials will publicly present their digital asset policy strategy. The administration’s stance on crypto has largely emphasized regulatory clarity and pragmatic governance, signaling a shift toward structured oversight.

The official agenda for the presidential working group on digital asset markets—likely spearheaded by Sacks—sets a clear timeline for regulatory action. By the end of February, agencies such as the U.S. Treasury, Department of Justice, and Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) are expected to conduct a comprehensive review of all laws pertaining to cryptocurrencies and digital assets.

From March through July, these agencies will draft recommendations to amend or repeal outdated regulations. Within 180 days following July, a comprehensive framework will be submitted to the President’s office, focusing on key areas such as federal oversight, market structure, stablecoins, and consumer protection.

The proposals will undergo extensive Congressional scrutiny and agency review, with input from regulators like the SEC and the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC). To further support these efforts, CFTC Acting Chair Caroline Pham is set to host roundtable discussions, while the SEC’s interim head, Mark Uyeda, has launched a dedicated crypto task force.

While the road to regulatory clarity is complex, this high-profile press conference underscores a decisive shift in Washington’s approach to digital asset policy. With bipartisan interest growing, the event is expected to set the stage for a more structured and transparent regulatory landscape for the U.S. crypto industry.