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Trump’s Crypto Czar David Sacks hints at an upcoming announcement related to digital assets.
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President Trump’s Crypto Czar David Sacks, who oversees artificial intelligence and digital assets policy in the Trump administration, has Disclosed upcoming major announcements. This came in response to the Fox Business journalist Eleanor Terrett who recently brought out the insider news of ongoing inter-agency meetings. So, What could be coming next?
David Sack: Something Big is Coming!
In a recent tweet, David Sacks stated that “some important announcements” on digital assets are “coming soon.” This revelation has caught the attention of the crypto community, raising expectations about what’s next.
As @EleanorTerrett reports, the inter-agency Working Group on Digital Assets is working well together to implement the President’s agenda. @BoHines is doing a fantastic job as Executive Director keeping everyone coordinated. Some important announcements are coming soon. https://t.co/H32D9EAYRk
— David Sacks (@davidsacks47) February 15, 2025
While Sacks’ statement came in response to a post by Fox Business journalist Eleanor Terrett. Terrett had reported on growing coordination between key regulatory agencies, including the SEC’s crypto task force, the CFTC’s pilot program, and the Presidential Working Group on Digital Assets.
She also noted that David Sacks associate Bo Hines is playing a key role in ensuring seamless coordination among this agency & industry leaders.
Industry Engaging Together To Ease Regulatory Effort
Recent reports indicate that Bo Hines has met with Hester Peirce, the head of the SEC’s crypto task force, and Caroline D. Pham, the Acting Chair of the CFTC. These meetings are crucial in aligning regulatory efforts and ensuring digital asset policies are developed with industry input.
Industry leaders are also actively engaged in discussions with policymakers. Representatives from the Blockchain Association and the Digital Chamber have been involved in providing insights on key topics such as staking within ETFs and regulatory clarity for tokenized assets.
Some of these industry members are expected to attend an upcoming CFTC CEO forum to discuss how stablecoins can serve as collateral in futures markets.
What Could Be Coming?
With government agencies aligning and industry leaders involved in discussions, expectations are high for a game-changing announcement. While the details remain unknown, one thing is certain, big news is coming.
