On March 8, President Donald Trump hosted the inaugural White House Crypto Summit, gathering prominent figures from the cryptocurrency industry, including Coinbase's Brian Armstrong and Robinhood's Vlad Tenev. Key discussions revolved around digital asset legislation, stablecoin regulation, and the establishment of a Strategic Bitcoin Reserve, which will hold approximately 200,000 bitcoin acquired through legal forfeitures, ensuring no taxpayer funds are utilized. The reserve will be audited and treated as a long-term asset, reflecting the administration's commitment to aligning financial innovation with U.S. strategic interests.