Donald Trump
Crypto World Petitions Trump to Push Quintenz's CFTC Nomination in Ongoing Saga
The industry is now openly urging the confirmation process that was delayed by the White House for the CFTC leadership that will be key to digital assets regulation.
Trump Removal of BLS Commissioner Prompts Questions About Accuracy of Economic Stats
Ray Dalio said he likely would have fired the BLS head as well.
Who Is Patrick Witt, President Trump's Next Senior Adviser on Crypto?
The White House's crypto group will apparently be led again by an ex-college football star-turned-politician, though this one has some deeper DC roots.
Trump-Linked World Liberty Seeks $1.5B for Public Crypto Holding Firm: Bloomberg
The move would see World Liberty Financial join other crypto treasury firms, and comes as Trump adopts pro-crypto policies.
Donald Trump Signs Order Letting Crypto Into 401(k) Retirement Plans
The order directs the Department of Labor to reevaluate how crypto should be treated by retirement fund managers.
Trump Media Confirms $2B Bitcoin Treasury and $300M Options Strategy in Q2 2025 Earnings Report
In its Q2 2025 earnings release, DJT said it had acquired $2B billionin bitcoin and related securities, and allocated $300 million to an options-based BTC strategy.
Gemini's Tyler Winklevoss Says Trump CFTC Pick Quintenz Has 'Disqualifying' Views
Winklevoss shared "significant concerns" with CoinDesk about Brian Quintenz running the agency, revealing the industry isn't entirely behind Trump's nominee.
U.S. Bitcoin Reserve Coming, Bo Hines says, 'People will be very Pleased'
Two of President Donald Trump's leading officials on crypto, Bo Hines and Treasury's Tyler Williams, gave CoinDesk an inside take on their new report.
No U.S. Bitcoin Reserve Plans as White House Touts Crypto Report
The report on the government's crypto plans doesn't offer a ton of surprises, mostly echoing familiar policy work, and it's got nothing new on the crypto stockpiles.
Trump Eyes Moving U.S. Economy Further Into Crypto Via Mortgages, 401(k)s
Democrats continue to object as this week promises more developments in the White House's strategy to get digital assets involved in U.S. economic mainstays.
