Donald Trump recently spoke at the Washington Crypto Policy Summit, where he emphasized the United States' commitment to becoming a leader in the cryptocurrency industry. He assured attendees, including key figures from Congress and major financial firms, that the U.S. aims to keep its crypto business within the country rather than allowing it to move to other nations like China.

Larry Pang, head of the IoTeX ecosystem, highlighted the significance of the next 100 days for crypto legislation, indicating a crucial moment for regulatory developments. A presentation by Dritan Nesho revealed that 70% of crypto investors considered candidates' digital asset policies when voting in the last elections, showing the increasing importance of cryptocurrency in the political landscape. With 25% of voters now owning crypto, the implications for future policy and market structure are substantial, as demonstrated by the participation of Congressmen Wiley Nickel and Mike Flood in discussions on market regulations and stablecoins.

The summit focused on important legislative priorities for the U.S. crypto industry, such as decentralized infrastructure, stablecoins, and emerging technologies.