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US lawmakers are set to meet with 18 executives from the
cryptocurrency industry today (Tuesday) to discuss the proposed Strategic Bitcoin
Reserve. Attendees include Michael Saylor, chairman of Strategy; Tom Lee, CEO
of Fundstrat and chairman of BitMine; and Fred Thiel, CEO of MARA.
Roundtable Composition and Purpose
Lionel Iruk, Senior Advisor to Nav Markets and the Managing Partner at Empire Legal
Lionel Iruk, Senior Advisor to Nav Markets and Managing
Partner at Empire Legal, said, “Regulatory clarity is an important prerequisite
for the next wave of Bitcoin adoption.”
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assets meet tradfi in London at the fmls25
The roundtable, organized by The Digital Chambers and its
affiliate, The Digital Power Network, includes miners, venture capitalists,
crypto firms, and traditional finance executives.
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The discussion will focus on the BITCOIN Act, introduced by
Senator Cynthia Lummis in March, which proposes that the U.S. government
acquire one million Bitcoin over five years using budget-neutral strategies.
Potential Market Implications
Iruk added that institutional adoption could have wider
financial effects, noting, “Beyond just the symbolic endorsement of Bitcoin as
a sound monetary asset, institutional adoption would trigger many secondary
effects across the financial markets.”
TODAY: 🇺🇸Major crypto proponents and stakeholders including @saylor and @IOHK_Charles will meet with US lawmakers as part of the roundtable for the BITCOIN Act! 🔥 pic.twitter.com/fKUawGnF8Z
— crypto.news (@cryptodotnews) September 16, 2025
Preserving Bitcoin’s Decentralization
Iruk also stressed that any adoption plan should preserve
Bitcoin’s decentralized nature to maintain its credibility and global appeal.
He suggested that the measure could encourage corporate treasury participation
and further position Bitcoin within the macro asset class.
David Sacks Leads Crypto Policy Initiative
Donald Trump’s executive order directs a
study on using Bitcoin as a strategic reserve asset and appoints David
Sacks, former PayPal COO, to lead a policy group as “crypto czar.”
You may find it interesting at FinanceMagnates.com: XRP
Jumps 40%, SOL 70% as President Trump Confirms “Crypto Strategic Reserve”.
The move aims to explore Bitcoin’s potential alongside
traditional reserves and provide regulatory clarity for digital assets.
Analysts note the initiative could influence institutional adoption, though
critics question whether it represents substantive policy or is largely
symbolic.
US lawmakers are set to meet with 18 executives from the
cryptocurrency industry today (Tuesday) to discuss the proposed Strategic Bitcoin
Reserve. Attendees include Michael Saylor, chairman of Strategy; Tom Lee, CEO
of Fundstrat and chairman of BitMine; and Fred Thiel, CEO of MARA.
Roundtable Composition and Purpose
Lionel Iruk, Senior Advisor to Nav Markets and the Managing Partner at Empire Legal
Lionel Iruk, Senior Advisor to Nav Markets and Managing
Partner at Empire Legal, said, “Regulatory clarity is an important prerequisite
for the next wave of Bitcoin adoption.”
Digital
assets meet tradfi in London at the fmls25
The roundtable, organized by The Digital Chambers and its
affiliate, The Digital Power Network, includes miners, venture capitalists,
crypto firms, and traditional finance executives.
Read More: Global
Market Movers: The Biggest Winners and Losers of 2025 (YTD).
The discussion will focus on the BITCOIN Act, introduced by
Senator Cynthia Lummis in March, which proposes that the U.S. government
acquire one million Bitcoin over five years using budget-neutral strategies.
Potential Market Implications
Iruk added that institutional adoption could have wider
financial effects, noting, “Beyond just the symbolic endorsement of Bitcoin as
a sound monetary asset, institutional adoption would trigger many secondary
effects across the financial markets.”
TODAY: 🇺🇸Major crypto proponents and stakeholders including @saylor and @IOHK_Charles will meet with US lawmakers as part of the roundtable for the BITCOIN Act! 🔥 pic.twitter.com/fKUawGnF8Z
— crypto.news (@cryptodotnews) September 16, 2025
Preserving Bitcoin’s Decentralization
Iruk also stressed that any adoption plan should preserve
Bitcoin’s decentralized nature to maintain its credibility and global appeal.
He suggested that the measure could encourage corporate treasury participation
and further position Bitcoin within the macro asset class.
David Sacks Leads Crypto Policy Initiative
Donald Trump’s executive order directs a
study on using Bitcoin as a strategic reserve asset and appoints David
Sacks, former PayPal COO, to lead a policy group as “crypto czar.”
You may find it interesting at FinanceMagnates.com: XRP
Jumps 40%, SOL 70% as President Trump Confirms “Crypto Strategic Reserve”.
The move aims to explore Bitcoin’s potential alongside
traditional reserves and provide regulatory clarity for digital assets.
Analysts note the initiative could influence institutional adoption, though
critics question whether it represents substantive policy or is largely
symbolic.
