On Tuesday, US lawmakers are set to meet with 18 crypto industry executives to explore next steps for President Donald Trump’s Strategic Bitcoin Reserve.
Attendees include Strategy chairman Michael Saylor, BitMine chairman Tom Lee, and MARA CEO Fred Thiel, according to advocacy group The Digital Chambers, which is co-hosting the event with The Digital Power Network.
The discussions center on the BITCOIN Act, introduced by Senator Cynthia Lummis in March. The measure calls for the US government to acquire one million BTC over five years, financed by the Federal Reserve and the Treasury. Trump’s executive order requires the program to remain budget-neutral, ensuring taxpayers are not affected.
Executives are expected to present strategies for funding the purchases, while lawmakers see the plan as a potential landmark in crypto legislation, following July’s GENIUS Act on stablecoins. The meeting highlights growing alignment between government and crypto leaders as the US considers large-scale Bitcoin adoption.
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