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Cryptocurrencies in Trump's Strategy: XRP, Solana, and USDC May Become Part of Reserves

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by Giorgi Kostiuk

a year ago


Donald Trump considers including cryptocurrencies in the US strategic reserves, potentially leading to significant changes in the crypto industry.

Strategic Reserve Plan

Trump's team is discussing the creation of a strategic reserve that includes cryptocurrencies like XRP, Solana, and USDC. The program aims to support U.S.-based digital assets. Trump has already met with Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse and other crypto industry leaders to discuss these ideas.

Impact on the Industry

Some in the crypto community are concerned that focusing on alternative coins could shift attention away from Bitcoin. However, many see Trump's plans as a potential start of a 'crypto golden age' due to expected pro-crypto executive orders and regulatory changes.

The entire market is relieved... we have a seismic shift in the approach and tone of the government and regulatory agencies. What this means practically is, banks will be able to touch crypto — for the last four years they’ve been told they can’t.Frank Chaparro

Future Changes and Events

Trump is expected to repeal the controversial SAB 121 accounting rule on his first day in office, allowing U.S. banks to collaborate more closely with crypto companies. There is also the potential settlement of the Ripple lawsuit, paving the way for a spot XRP ETF. The first-ever Crypto Ball event will be held in Washington, D.C., celebrating these anticipated changes.

Donald Trump's plans could significantly impact the cryptocurrency market, opening new opportunities for both traditional financial institutions and crypto companies. The new regulations are expected to positively affect the industry.

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