The Trump administration is set to fast-track crypto regulation, with a media event led by crypto czar David Sacks on Feb. 4. Key lawmakers and agencies will outline plans for a federal framework, stablecoin oversight, and market structure reforms.
On Tuesday, February 4, David Sacks, a key figure in cryptocurrency, will host a media event aimed at establishing the U.S. as a leader in digital assets.
GOP Leaders Push for Clear Crypto Regulations
The event will include important GOP politicians like Tim Scott, who leads the Senate Banking Committee; French Hill, chair of the House Financial Services Committee; John Boozman, head of the Senate Agriculture Committee; and G.T. Thompson, who chairs the House Agriculture Committee.
This is the first big meeting of Trump-supporting officials and the White House’s head of crypto to discuss the government’s plan for digital assets. There is a need for clear rules and effective supervision of the crypto business.
The stated schedule for the presidential working group on digital asset markets, probably led by Sacks, has big goals. By the end of February, the U.S. Treasury, Department of Justice, Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), and other agencies need to gather all laws related to cryptocurrency.
From March to July, they need to suggest changes to or get rid of old rules. By early 2026, regulators need to give a complete plan about market structure, stablecoins, customer protections, and oversight to President Trump’s office.
These regulatory ideas will be examined in congressional hearings and by different agencies. The upcoming news conference and the discussions led by CFTC acting chair Caroline Pham and SEC interim head Mark Uyeda’s crypto team show a big change in how America is handling digital assets.