Trump Marks 100 Days in Office as Pro-Digital Asset Policies Gain Traction

Trump Marks 100 Days in Office as Pro-Digital Asset Policies Gain Traction

As President Donald Trump reaches his 100th day in office, his administration transitions from the political honeymoon phase into a period of policy assessment. While his recent speech in Michigan on April 30th reviewed key national issues such as "America First" trade policies, tariffs, and immigration, discussions around the administration's digital asset strategy continue to build momentum behind the scenes.

Early in his term, President Trump signed an executive order titled “Strengthening America’s Leadership in Digital Financial Technologies,” setting the stage for a new federal framework aimed at supporting the growth of digital assets and blockchain innovation. This policy shift has been linked to Bitcoin’s surge past the $100,000 mark shortly after Trump took office, with prices now holding above $90,000. The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has also adopted a more accommodative stance, focusing on creating a clear regulatory base for digital assets.

However, Trump's announcement of high tariffs has triggered sharp declines in altcoins, and concerns are emerging over stablecoins potentially disrupting global payment systems. Despite this, experts believe that the U.S. is in the process of standardizing its digital asset network infrastructure. If regulations are clarified, the global digital asset market could be restructured with the U.S. at its center.