Bitcoin News Today: White House Crypto Report Backs Regulatory Clarity Over Bitcoin Reserve

The White House’s long-awaited Digital Assets Report, released this week, has drawn significant attention despite omitting a proposed national Bitcoin reserve. The 120-page document, produced by the Digital Asset Markets Working Group, outlines recommendations for regulatory clarity, stablecoin frameworks, and the integration of decentralized finance (DeFi) into traditional financial systems. While the absence of the BTC reserve proposal disappointed some observers, the report emphasizes the need for federal regulators like the SEC and CFTC to close oversight gaps and establish clearer guidelines for digital asset trading [1].

The report also underscores the strategic importance of stablecoins, particularly in reinforcing the role of the U.S. dollar in the global financial ecosystem. It calls for swift implementation of the recently enacted GENIUS Act, which provides a federal regulatory framework for stablecoins. The White House has positioned these initiatives as key to ensuring U.S. leadership in the blockchain revolution, with the potential to usher in a “Golden Age of Crypto” [2].

The Trump administration’s pro-crypto stance has already begun to influence legislative and market dynamics. Several pro-crypto bills have been passed by the House of Representatives in recent months, signaling a shift toward more favorable regulatory environments. This has contributed to a surge in investor confidence and market activity. Bitcoin prices, for instance, reached a peak of $123,000 in July 2025, supported by weak dollar conditions, regulatory optimism, and growing institutional demand [3].

This bullish momentum is reflected in the performance of crypto-related financial products. A major Bitcoin ETF has seen a 75% increase in value over the past year, with analysts noting continued potential for growth [4]. Institutional adoption has also accelerated, with MARA Holdings reporting a net profit of $808.2 million in Q2 2025, a sharp turnaround from a $199.7 million loss in the previous year. Notably, a large corporate entity recently added $2.46 billion worth of Bitcoin to its holdings, acquiring 628,791 BTC tokens at an average price of $73,227 [5].

Despite the positive developments, some caution persists. A report from Arab Chain at CryptoQuant indicated waning interest among U.S. investors at current price levels, raising concerns about a potential pullback [7]. Additionally, Bitcoin briefly dipped below $118,300 ahead of the Federal Reserve’s monetary policy decision, as traders adopted a wait-and-see approach [8]. However, crypto analyst Doctor Profit has predicted a renewed price rally, citing a possible link between Bitcoin and the M2 money supply increase [9].

The absence of a national Bitcoin reserve in the White House report does not appear to have significantly affected investor sentiment. The administration’s favorable policy outlook, combined with strong market fundamentals and institutional interest, continues to fuel optimism. While the future of Bitcoin remains subject to regulatory and macroeconomic shifts, the broader crypto ecosystem is positioned at a pivotal moment in its development [1].