Crypto Titans Converge on D.C. to Champion Game-Changing Bitcoin Reserve Act
Crypto's heavyweights are storming Capitol Hill—and they're not coming empty-handed.
Washington's about to get a masterclass in digital asset advocacy as industry leaders push for legislation that could fundamentally reshape America's financial infrastructure. The Bitcoin Reserve Act represents the most serious attempt yet to bridge traditional finance with decentralized technology.
Behind the Scenes: The Strategy Session
Top executives from major exchanges, mining operations, and investment firms are coordinating their approach. They're armed with economic impact studies, regulatory compliance frameworks, and enough technical expertise to make even the most skeptical senator reconsider their position on digital assets.
Why This Matters Now
With global central banks experimenting with digital currencies and other nations exploring bitcoin reserves, America risks being left behind. The Act proposes creating a framework for Treasury bitcoin holdings—a move that would signal unprecedented institutional validation.
Wall Street's watching from the sidelines, probably wondering how their carefully constructed moats just became obsolete overnight. Because nothing says 'financial innovation' like watching traditional bankers scramble to understand technology that bypasses their entire business model.
This isn't just another lobbying effort—it's a defining moment for cryptocurrency's political maturation. The outcome could determine whether America leads the next financial revolution or gets stuck regulating yesterday's technology.
Advancing the BITCOIN Act amid state momentum
The roundtable will discuss how to MOVE the BITCOIN Act forward and find ways to get support from both Republicans and Democrats, since only Republicans currently back the bill. Republican lawmakers and crypto leaders, including Bitdeer’s Haris Basit, Riot’s Brian Morgenstern, and Cleanspark’s Matt Schultz, will also attend the event.
DPN will share a one-page brief at the event, presenting the BITCOIN Act as a chance for both parties to boost U.S. innovation and economic growth. The move comes after the U.S. passed a stablecoin law earlier this summer.
This initiative highlights the growing interest in regulating cryptocurrencies. Further, the discussion will focus on uniting key players to advance the bill and explore its impact on the nation’s financial strategy.
On May 8, 2025, Arizona became the second U.S. State to pass the Bitcoin Reserve Bill. Further, on August 15, 2025, the U.S. Treasury Secretary Bessent stated that America might expand its Bitcoin reserve, and on May 22, 2025, the Texas House approved the Strategic Bitcoin Reserve Bill.
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