While US president Donald Trump is preparing to hold the first White House Crypto Summit on March 7, the industry is watching closely to see who will be invited.
The roundtable, scheduled from 6:30 pm to 10:30 pm UTC, is expected to include more than 25 participants, including members of the Presidential Working Group in Digital Assets, According to at Fox Business Reporter Eleanor Terrett.
Like Wednesday morning, Terrett reported that 11 crypto executives and two White House representatives confirmed their attendance.
“It is unclear today that apart from Bo Hines and David Sacks will be attending, but if you return to Trump’s executive order, the Presidential Working Group will also include Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick, Attorney General Pam Bondi, the SEC Chair, the CFTC Chair and others,” Terrett wrote.
The list of confirmed crypto executives to date
The list of crypto executives and government attendees confirmed to this day includes the following:
While Terrett’s list does not include Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse, he previously -Hints in his attendance in a post 2 post in X soon after Trump’s Czar Sacks Czar Sacks The summit was announced On March 1st.
“I will definitely continue to champion it while in Washington by the end of this week,” Garlinghouse write.
According to Terret, Trump’s invitations were emailing attendees on March 4, indicating that Garlinghouse was among the first executives who received the invitation.
Source: Eleanor Terrett
A larger event is planned for those who are not invited
“A larger, invitation-only acceptance is planned across the street from the White House for those who are not invited to the Roundtable meeting,” Terrett said, adding that the plans were not fully completed and things could change.
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As the speculation around the peak continues, the crypto community calls for the integration of other major industry numbers, including Ark Invester founder Cathie Wood, Vitalik Baterin co-founder, round co-founder Jeremy Allaire, Tether CEO Paolo ARDOino, Cardano founder.
Lutnick’s hints in a potential US Bitcoin reserve
The Summit arrived as the hopes formed the Trump administration’s stance in a potential US cryptocurrency reserve.
Trump’s Commercial Secretary Howard Lutnick, indicated that Bitcoin (Btc) May receive special considerations under the administration’s crypto policy.
Source: The pavlovic now
“The President certainly thinks there is a Bitcoin strategic reserve,” Lutnick said, according to a March 5 report of Pavlovic today.
“Now there will be a question of, how can we handle other cryptocurrencies? And I think the model will be announced on Friday when we do it,” Lutnick reported.
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