White House Crypto Report Set to Reshape U.S. Policy: Bitcoin Reserves, Stablecoin Rules & More Revealed

The White House is set to release its long-anticipated crypto policy report today, July 30, marking a significant shift in the U.S. government’s approach to digital assets.

Commissioned under President Donald Trump’s Executive Order 14178, the report was developed by the President’s Working Group on Digital Asset Markets, led by Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent alongside Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick and SEC Chair Paul Atkins.

Dubbed a “regulatory Bible” by industry insiders, the 180-day review is expected to provide the first comprehensive roadmap for digital asset regulation in the U.S.

Its scope includes stablecoin frameworks, banking access for crypto firms, national security concerns, and the technology-neutral regulation of virtual assets. Analysts believe it will set the tone for all U.S. crypto policy over the next three and a half years.

Stablecoins, Tax Clarity, and National Security Take Center Stage

One of the core focuses of the report will be regulatory clarity around stablecoins, including pegging mechanisms, reserve structures, and audit procedures. As lawmakers push bills like the CLARITY Act and GENIUS Act, the report could bridge existing gaps in legislative efforts.

Additionally, crypto taxation policies are expected to be addressed in detail. Cody Carbone of the Digital Chamber has called tax clarity the “number one industry priority.” There’s also speculation that the report will suggest revoking outdated guidance and issuing new rules to align with the current digital economy.

On the national security front, the document is expected to tackle concerns around money laundering, sanctions evasion, and illicit cross-border transactions. It will also clarify agency roles in a fragmented regulatory landscape, a move welcomed by industry leaders seeking clearer boundaries and enforcement mechanisms.

Bitcoin Reserves Under the Spotlight: How Much Does the U.S. Really Hold?

Another closely watched section of the report will disclose details about the U.S. government’s crypto holdings, particularly its strategic Bitcoin reserve.

Though unofficial estimates have placed holdings at 198,012 BTC (worth roughly $23.2 billion), a recent FOIA request suggests the Department of Justice controls only 28,988 BTC, raising questions about transparency and ownership status between “seized” and “forfeited” assets.

Whether the final report clarifies these discrepancies remains uncertain. However, a briefing scheduled for 2:30 p.m. today is expected to feature insights from top officials and industry leaders.

With Bitcoin consolidating around $118,000, analysts suggest this report, combined with the Federal Reserve’s policy signals, could serve as a major catalyst for the crypto market’s next move.