The US government is preparing to publish its long-awaited comprehensive cryptocurrency policy report on July 30, 2025, marking a pivotal moment in the country’s digital asset regulation efforts.
This report was originally due on July 22, as mandated by Executive Order 14178 signed by President Trump earlier this year. The delay was caused by legislative coordination efforts following the recent approval of major crypto bills, including the GENIUS Act, Clarity Act, and Anti-CBDC Act.
What the Report Will Cover
The upcoming policy framework will address key areas of crypto regulation and federal coordination:
- Regulatory clarity between the SEC, CFTC, Treasury, and Federal Reserve
- Stablecoin guidance, including reserve mandates, transparency rules, and issuer oversight
- National crypto reserve strategy involving confiscated or acquired assets
- Consumer protection and anti-money laundering standards
- Reaffirmation of the CBDC ban, in line with the Anti-CBDC Act
According to administration sources, the document will serve as a “unified roadmap for digital asset governance,” providing federal agencies with baseline policies for crypto infrastructure and private-sector engagement.
Why This Matters
The US is at a crossroads. As Bitcoin surpasses $123,000 and crypto market cap exceeds $4 trillion, regulatory uncertainty has become a central concern for both institutions and retail investors. This report will aim to bring predictability and stability, especially for stablecoins, tokenized assets, and DeFi platforms.
In addition, the framework is expected to kickstart formal rulemaking processes, with public comment periods and agency drafts scheduled in the following months.
Market Reaction
The crypto market has responded with bullish momentum:
- Bitcoin and Ethereum spiked after Trump signed the GENIUS Act, which established full-reserve requirements for USD-backed stablecoins.
- Institutional players like BlackRock, JPMorgan, and Fidelity are preparing for increased crypto exposure under clearer federal guidelines.
What Comes Next
After the report’s publication on July 30, Congress is expected to begin integrating its recommendations into active legislation. The next phase will involve:
- Draft regulations from Treasury and the SEC
- Clarified responsibilities for banks, exchanges, and stablecoin issuers
- Legislative action on market structure and digital dollar policy
Sources: White House, Financial Services Committee, Reuters, Binance Square, CryptoBriefing
