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President Donald Trump is gearing up for a high-profile White House Crypto Summit this Friday, aiming to position the US as a global leader in digital assets. With major tax reforms and government-backed crypto initiatives on the table, this could be a turning point for the industry. But not everyone is convinced. Trump’s Tariff policy has backfired, with millions wiped out from the market due to China’s retaliation. The market is in fear and expects some solid actions from Trump to help crypto assets rebound.Â
Here’s what you need to know about the White House Crypto Summit.
Tax-Free Crypto? Investors Are Watching Closely
One of the biggest expectations from the summit is a potential tax break on crypto sales. Investor Mike Alfred suggests that Trump’s administration is considering eliminating capital gains taxes on crypto transactions, a move that could encourage more trading and long-term investment. Crypto analyst Ran Neuner believes this policy could also include incentives for blockchain developers to bring their projects back to the US. If Trump delivers on this promise, it could flood the market with fresh institutional capital and give retail investors a reason to stay bullish.
Whereas investor Joe Lonsdale argues that taxation should be minimal, calling it a form of theft. He opposes using tax money for political agendas or crypto projects, stating that only essential services like defense and courts should be funded.
The Crypto Reserve Controversy
Another hot topic is Trump’s push for a US-backed crypto reserve, which allegedly includes tokens like XRP, ADA, and SOL. While some see this as a step toward legitimizing crypto, others question why taxpayer money should be used to invest in speculative assets. Critics argue that Trump might be using this as leverage to push for a Bitcoin-focused reserve instead. Crypto influencer Udi Wertheimer suggests Trump is playing a negotiation game—putting XRP and ADA on the table to force Congress into backing a Bitcoin reserve.
Who’s in the Room?
So far, there’s no confirmation on the guest list, but Trump’s key crypto advisors—David Sacks and Bo Hines—are expected to attend. Industry leaders could also make an appearance, which may hint at potential partnerships or government support for specific crypto projects.
Market Impact
If Trump follows through with tax incentives and crypto-friendly policies, it could fuel a massive rally in the market. But if investors see the crypto reserve plan as unrealistic or politically motivated, it might trigger a negative reaction.Â
Either way, this summit will set the tone for how the US government approaches crypto moving forward.
