U.S. Regulation

Triump’s Crypto Plan: No Capital Tax on US Crypto, Bitcoin Reserve Asset, Nation State Adoption

President Trump’s administration reportedly plans to eliminate capital gains taxes on cryptocurrencies issued by U.S.-registered companies. If enacted, this move would exempt American investors from taxes on profits gained from holding certain digital assets. Should it happen, this shift could drive significant capital inflows toward US-based cryptocurrencies and bolster domestic economic incentives, aligning with the administration’s objective to establish the United States as a global leader in the digital assets sector.

According to ColdAI founder Shayan Salehi, a Trump Transition Team member stated that the legislation would only apply to assets issued by entities that registered within US borders before their tokens’ issuance. However, an outlined relocation pathway would allow foreign entities to reestablish in the US to benefit from this exemption.

Should it materialize, the policy is positioned as a transformative advantage for U.S.-issued cryptocurrencies, including Cardano (ADA), Algorand (ALGO), Ripple (XRP), and Hedera Hashgraph (HBAR), which may gain considerable market appeal over foreign tokens. The policy would align with industry expectations. Former SEC head Jay Clayton commented to Reuters that:  “I think we will see crypto legislation, I think it becomes much easier to have crypto legislation if you’re tackling some of these problems that can be tackled at the executive and the administrative level.”

The incentive could prompt a shift in investment strategies, favoring domestically issued assets and potentially reshaping the crypto market’s landscape by driving competition among jurisdictions. While the proposal remains unconfirmed, speculationon its broader implications is widespread. Industry insiders, including sources close to Dennis Porter, a notable Bitcoin advocate from the Satoshi Action Fund, have indicated that several US states may introduce legislation supporting a Strategic Bitcoin Reserve, marking an expansion in state-level crypto initiatives.

According to Porter, multiple cabinet picks within the administration endorse the idea, with some proposing federal backing for Bitcoin reserves. Concurrently, rumors circulate that at least five other countries are preparing to implement national Bitcoin Reserve laws, underscoring a growing international movement toward government-held digital assets. Per these speculations, such a policy could incentivize digital asset creation within US borders, potentially attracting companies considering tax-efficient frameworks.

Terron Gold

Recent Posts

Senator Murphy Alleges White House Insiders Profited From Iran Strike Bets, Pushes to Ban Prediction Markets on Government Actions

U.S. Senator Chris Murphy (D-Conn.) is calling for legislation to ban prediction markets that allow traders to bet…

2 days ago

IRS Proposes Electronic-Only Delivery For Crypto Tax Forms Under New Reporting Rules

The U.S. Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has proposed a new rule that would allow cryptocy brokers to deliver…

2 days ago

Crypto-Friendly Fintech Revolut Files For U.S. Banking License to Expand Crypto and Payments Services

Global fintech powerhouse Revolut has filed an application for a U.S. banking license, a move that would allow…

2 days ago

Suspect Arrested on Caribbean Island of Saint Martin in $46M Seized Crypto Theft Case

A man accused of stealing tens of millions of dollars in cryptocy from U.S. government…

2 days ago

NYSE Parent ICE Invests in Crypto Exchange OKX at $25B Valuation Amid Tokenized Stocks Push

Intercontinental Exchange (ICE) — the parent company of the New York Stock Exchange — has taken a strategic…

2 days ago

AI Models Favor Bitcoin as a Store of Value, Stablecoins for Payments, BPI Study Finds

A new study from the Bitcoin Policy Institute (BPI) found that leading artificial intelligence models overwhelmingly favor Bitcoin…

2 days ago