Trump’s crypto czar prioritized a Bitcoin reserve while downplaying the idea of a broader digital asset stockpile. David Sacks made his first public appearance, emphasizing

President Donald Trump's crypto czar, David Sacks, held a joint press conference with House and Senate committee chairs to lay out initiatives regarding digital assets.

David Sacks, President Donald Trump’s crypto and AI czar, isn’t mincing words—he’s aiming for a “golden age” for digital assets. Speaking at a

President Donald Trump took another step toward his promise to make the U.S. the “crypto capital of the planet” on Thursday, signing an executive order aimed at promoting the domestic cryptocurrency sector and exploring the possibility of a new national digital asset stockpile.

The feasibility of Donald Trump’s ambition to create a national reserve of Bitcoin is still being studied by officials in the administration, White House crypto czar David Sacks said as he met with lawmakers to advance the new president’s policies on digital assets.

Despite Bitcoin topping $100,000 this week, the world’s largest cryptocurrency has slipped below that critical threshold again, and is currently trading at a price near $97,200. “This isn’t the first time we’ve seen such volatility,

President Donald Trump's AI and Crypto czar, David Sacks, has teamed up with lawmakers on digital asset regulations, with stablecoins as a key focus. In a CNBC interview, Sacks highlighted plans to pass legislation within six months to provide a clear regulatory framework,

David Sacks had very bullish statements around Bitcoin and crypto in his first ever media briefing as he confirmed that Bitcoin will be assessed for a national strategic digital asset reserve.

The Trump administration is actively pursuing initiatives related to cryptocurrency, but there has not been any official announcement regarding the highly anticipated Bitcoin reserve. David Sacks, the White House’s cryptocurrency director and President Donald Trump’s crypto czar,