Trump Administration to Unveil First Major Crypto Policy Report on July 22

The Trump administration and the White House are preparing to release the first-ever comprehensive crypto policy report later this month. This will be a key moment in the Trump administration’s approach to digital assets. According to the announcement made by Crypto in America, the report will be published by July 22. The report will be shared following months of internal coordination between key federal agencies.

The report was ordered from an executive directive signed by President Trump in January, which tasked a high-level working group with crafting a national strategy for crypto regulation and innovation.

First Crypto Policy Report To Be Released in July

The report is being prepared by U.S. Crypto Czar David Sacks and Congressman Bo Hines, with participation from senior officials at the Treasury Department, Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC), and the Department of Commerce.

Although the contents of the report remain confidential, there are several sources that claim it will include both legislative and regulatory recommendations aimed at strengthening America’s role as a global leader in blockchain and digital asset innovation. One of the most notable proposals under review is the creation of a strategic Bitcoin reserve, a concept championed by Trump earlier this year.

The administration is also reportedly evaluating policies to ensure equitable banking access for crypto firms, an issue that has long plagued the industry. This could involve guidance on how the Federal Reserve manages access to critical payment infrastructure for financial institutions operating in the digital asset space.

Acting CFTC Chair Caroline Pham, who has participated in the internal meetings, praised the group’s collaboration, stating the deliberations have been “productive and fruitful.” She described the forthcoming report as a “potential roadmap” for aligning federal crypto policy with the administration’s economic and technological goals.

The timing of the report coincides with increased legislative momentum on Capitol Hill. Congress is preparing to vote on a series of influential crypto-related bills, including the GENIUS Act (focused on stablecoin regulation) and broader legislation addressing market structure and central bank digital currencies (CBDCs).

Adding to the week’s significance, the Senate Banking Committee is scheduled to hold a hearing on crypto regulation, featuring high-profile testimony from industry leaders such as Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse, Blockchain Association CEO Summer Mersinger, Chainalysis Co-Founder Jonathan Levin, and Paradigm General Partner Dan Robinson.

The Trump administration’s anticipated policy release comes amid a global race to define the regulatory future of cryptocurrencies. While other nations, such as the UK and UAE, have moved swiftly to establish crypto frameworks, the U.S. has faced criticism for its fragmented and often inconsistent approach. With the July 22 report, the administration hopes to send a clear signal: the United States intends to lead on crypto innovation.