White House To Release Long-Awaited U.S. Crypto Policy Report on July 30

• The U.S. will release its official crypto policy report on July 30, updating the Strategic Bitcoin Reserve.

• The report is expected to confirm how much Bitcoin the government holds and propose a federal crypto framework.

• Congress is also working on the BITCOIN Act and other crypto bills to support national digital asset strategies.

According to White House crypto adviser Bo Hines, the U.S. government will officially release its comprehensive crypto policy report on July 30. The announcement confirms the completion of the 180-day report by the President’s Working Group on Digital Assets, originally expected on July 22.

The upcoming report will provide key updates on the Strategic Bitcoin Reserve, a national stockpile of Bitcoin initiated under an executive order signed by Donald Trump in January. The report is expected to reveal how much Bitcoin the U.S. government currently holds, most of which comes from lawfully seized assets. It will also propose how to manage and expand the reserve.

Strategic Bitcoin Reserve and Policy Framework in Focus

The Strategic Bitcoin Reserve has become central to the U.S. crypto policy roadmap. Trump’s executive order directed federal agencies to explore how Bitcoin could be integrated into the nation’s long-term financial strategy.

Senator Cynthia Lummis is backing this effort through the BITCOIN Act, a legislative proposal that would mandate the U.S. to acquire 1 million BTC over five years. If passed, this bill would significantly increase demand in the Bitcoin market and formalize the reserve strategy.

The report will highlight the combined executive and legislative push toward establishing the reserve. It also follows the recent GENIUS Act, which Trump signed to regulate stablecoins. This law adds to a growing framework to guide nationwide digital asset use.

Federal Crypto Regulation Gains Momentum

Beyond the Bitcoin reserve, the report will introduce proposals for a broader regulatory framework covering the issuance and usage of digital assets. This aligns with ongoing efforts in Congress to standardize the crypto landscape.

The Senate Banking Committee has already unveiled a crypto market structure bill that outlines a regulatory model for the broader digital asset industry. Lawmakers are also reviewing the CLARITY Act and Anti-CBDC Act, which will shape how digital currencies, including central bank digital currencies, are handled in the U.S.