The U.S. government
announces important measure on the regulation of stablecoins.

Bo Hines, Executive Director of the Presidential Working Group on Digital Assets, announced at the Digital Asset Summit 2025 that legislation on stablecoins could be presented to Congress within the next two months.

Hines reaffirmed that Bitcoin is not a financial security, but rather a commodity, and noted that the government seeks to acquire it in a fiscally responsible manner, without generating costs for taxpayers.

He also highlighted that the Working Group has fulfilled the presidential promise to establish a Strategic Bitcoin Reserve (SBR), considering Bitcoin a strategic asset comparable to gold. According to Hines, the administration prioritizes the accumulation of digital assets to strengthen the country's economic position.

The conversation also touched on the government's overall approach to digital assets. Hines emphasized that the current administration seeks to expand the country's reserves rather than reduce them.

When asked how much Bitcoin the country should acquire, Hines responded directly:

“It's like asking how much gold a country should have. The answer is: as much as possible.”

The official reiterated that the objective is to increase the Bitcoin reserve without impacting the public budget, thus complying with the economic strategies proposed by the administration.