While the president of the United States, Donald Trump, prepares to organize the first cryptographic summit of the White House on March 7, the industry is watching closely to see who will be invited.
The round table, scheduled from 6:30 pm to 10:30 PM UTC, is expected to include more than 25 participants, including members of the presidential work group on digital assets, according to Fox Business reporter Eleanor Terrett.
Until Wednesday morning, Terrett reported that 11 cryptographic executives and two representatives of the White House had confirmed their assistance.
“It is not clear from now on who, apart from Bo Hines and David Sacks, will attend, but if he returns to Trump’s executive order, the presidential working group also includes Treasury Secretary Scott Besent, Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick, General Attorney General Pam Bondi, the president of the SEC, the president of CFTC and others,” Terrett wrote.
The list of crypto executives confirmed so far
The list of cryptographic executives and government assistants confirmed so far includes the following:
While the Terrett list did not include the CEO of Ripple Brad Garlinghouse, he previously hinted at his assistance in a March 2 publication on X shortly after the Trump Cwar Sacks Crypto Sacks announced the summit on March 1.
“I will undoubtedly continue to defend this while in Washington at the end of this week,” Garlinghouse wrote.
According to Terret, Trump’s invitations were sent by email to the attendees on March 4 in the afternoon, which implies that Garlinghouse was one of the first executives to receive the invitation beforehand.
Fountain: Eleanor Terrett
A bigger event is planned for those who are not invited
“A larger reception is being planned and only by invitation through the White House Street for those who are not invited to the round table meeting,” said Terrett, added that the plans are not completely finished and that things could change.
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As speculation continues at the summit, the cryptographic community has requested the inclusion of other key industry figures, including the founder of Ark Invest, Cathie Wood, the co -founder of Ethereum, Vitalik Butein, the co -founder Circle Jeremy Allaire, the CEO of Tether, Paolo Ardoino, the founder of Cardano, Charles Hoskinson and the founder of Solana Anatoly Yakvenko.
Lutnick suggests a possible reserve of US Bitcoins. UU.
The summit occurs when the anticipation accumulates on the position of the Trump administration on a possible reserve of cryptocurrencies of the United States.
Trump’s Secretary of Commerce, Howard Lutnick, has suggested that Bitcoin (BTC) can receive special consideration under the administration’s crypto policy.
Fountain: The Pavlovic today
“The president definitely thinks that there is a strategic Bitcoin reserve,” Lutnick said, according to a report on March 5 of Pavlovic today.
“Now there will be the question of, how do we handle the other cryptocurrencies? And I think the model will be announced on Friday when we do that, ”Lutnick said.
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