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- A detailed report marking the end of the 280-day review of Executive Order 14178 is expected to be released soon.
- The report is expected to lead to a complete ban on the Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC) and reform of stablecoin.
The US crypto market is expected to take an interesting turn as the White House is set to release its first-ever comprehensive policy report on July 30, 2025. According to the report, this marks the conclusion of the 180-day review of Executive Order 14178. The report was earlier expected to be released on July 22, but has been postponed, adding to the anticipation of the community.
The Details of the Report
Titled “Strengthening American Leadership in Digital Financial Technology,” the report is expected to provide clear guidelines on how to handle crypto and its related technology in the future.
Basically, it is meant to finalize the move away from the strict enforcement of the Biden administration to the support of responsible growth and the use of digital assets, blockchain, and all related services across the length and breadth of the US economy.
Through the provisions in the report, all policies, directives, and guidance issued by Executive Order 14067 and the Department of the Treasury framework issued in 2022 would be immediately revoked.
The document under review also contains the establishment of the President’s working group on the digital assets market. As discussed in our earlier publication, this would be chaired by the Special Advisor for AI and Crypto David O. Sacks.
Some of the provisions also include stablecoin reform and a ban on Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC). In other words, the order prohibits agencies from embarking on any operation that seeks to establish, issue, or promote them within the US jurisdiction. The reason is that the CBDC has been labeled as a threat to the stability of the country’s financial system.
Already, the US has passed the stablecoin bill, also called the GENIUS Act, to mandate the US Treasury Department to investigate risks of self-backed stablecoins and propose appropriate bans, as indicated in our previous news story. Fascinatingly, the passage was an interesting one as the US House of Representatives engaged in a marathon vote to pass it by 217-212, as also noted in our recent report.
More About the Expected Crypto Policy Report
A full implementation of the provisions is expected to protect and promote the ability of individuals and entities to use the public blockchain without facing persecution. Apart from this, the order is expected to protect and promote the sovereignty of the US dollar (USD), improve regulatory clarity, and encourage fair and open access to banking services.
Providing regulatory clarity and certainty built on technology-neutral regulations, frameworks that account for emerging technologies, transparent decision making, and well-defined jurisdictional regulatory boundaries, all of which are essential to supporting a vibrant and inclusive digital economy and innovation in digital assets, permissionless blockchains, and distributed ledger technologies.
Per our review, this report would set proper rules and regulations for crypto exchanges with much focus on AML/KYC compliance, maintaining transparency, auditing, etc. Also, Bitcoin would become a strategic national asset just as detailed in our earlier discussion.
Arkham Intelligence estimates that the country holds about 198,000 BTC, and would be used for this initiative. As explained in our earlier coverage, Solana co-founder Anatoly Yakovenko believes that this executive order is like a scalpel, based on its precision and clarity.
