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At Miami’s America Business Forum, former President Donald J. Trump returned to a familiar stage — but this time with a message that blended politics, finance, and the future of money. Speaking Wednesday afternoon to an audience of business leaders and entrepreneurs, Trump declared that the United States must “become the Bitcoin superpower,” arguing that leadership in crypto is both an economic opportunity and a national security imperative.

“We are here to embrace a vital industry here in Miami,” Trump said, portraying digital assets as central to America’s financial and technological future. “I’ve also signed historic executive orders to end the federal government’s war on crypto. Crypto was under siege. It’s not under siege anymore.” The remarks marked one of Trump’s most direct endorsements yet of the digital asset sector, positioning his administration as reversing what he described as hostility under President Biden.

He went on to say that crypto is no longer a fringe idea but a global industry backed by serious capital and leadership. “It’s a big industry, and I have a lot of people that are great business people — they’re in other businesses, but they’re in crypto too,” he said. Trump framed the ecosystem as part of broader American innovation, linking it to his push for artificial intelligence leadership and the protection of U.S. dollar strength.

In one of his more striking claims, he suggested that crypto could relieve “pressure off the dollar,” describing digital assets as a complementary force rather than a threat. “It does a lot of good things, but we’re into it,” he said. “Biden was vicious on crypto. They were going after these crypto guys. It was terrible.” While Trump’s criticism of his successor was expected, his attempt to tie crypto policy directly to dollar stability was notable — a shift from the skepticism he voiced during his first term, when he called bitcoin “highly volatile” and “based on thin air.”

The speech’s tone was largely promotional, but its implications were serious. Trump argued that the United States stands at a crossroads, warning that if Washington stumbles, rivals like China could seize leadership in the next phase of financial technology. “If we don’t do the crypto properly, China wants to do it,” he said. “They’re starting it, but they want to do it. Other countries want to do it. If we don’t do it properly — it’s a big industry.”

Trump’s remarks were light on policy details but heavy on positioning. He did not unveil new regulatory initiatives, timelines, or executive actions. Instead, he reinforced an image of his administration as more welcoming to the digital asset industry than its predecessors, echoing the deregulatory tone that has defined his economic platform. Still, some steps consistent with his rhetoric have already been taken. Earlier this year, the White House announced the creation of a Strategic Bitcoin Reserve and a U.S. Digital Asset Stockpile, both composed of crypto assets obtained through law enforcement seizures and forfeitures — though the government has made no fresh bitcoin purchases of its own.

The administration also advanced the GENIUS Act, a stablecoin framework signed into law on July 18. The law establishes clear reserve and disclosure standards for U.S.-issued stablecoins while ensuring that issuers operate under dollar-based backing, a move Trump’s team calls “the free-market alternative to a government-run digital currency.” That last phrase is key. Trump has consistently opposed the idea of a U.S. central bank digital currency (CBDC), portraying it as a tool for government surveillance and control. In his Miami remarks, he repeated that stance, saying his administration would “never allow Washington bureaucrats to control your money.”

Instead, Trump’s strategy appears to center on positioning the U.S. as the global home of digital asset innovation — a place where crypto, artificial intelligence, and fintech growth coexist with dollar dominance. “We’re making the United States the Bitcoin superpower, the crypto capital of the world,” he said, tying the goal to his broader technology narrative. He also added, “We are going to be the undisputed leader in artificial intelligence,” framing both crypto and AI as parallel pillars of the next economic cycle.

Industry reaction to his comments has been mixed but largely positive. Many crypto executives welcomed the recognition, seeing it as validation of the sector’s role in national competitiveness. Others noted the lack of concrete policy beyond symbolic gestures, pointing out that meaningful progress will depend on how agencies interpret existing laws rather than on executive rhetoric alone. Still, for a market hungry for political clarity, Trump’s words signaled a friendlier stance from Washington — or at least a louder one.

Beyond the optics, Trump’s speech reflects a deeper shift underway in U.S. politics. Crypto has evolved from a fringe issue to a mainstream policy topic, now tied to trade, innovation, and even monetary strategy. With China, the European Union, and several Middle Eastern nations accelerating digital currency projects, the question of whether the U.S. leads or follows in this space has moved from theory to urgency. Trump’s “Bitcoin superpower” line may be more slogan than policy for now, but it resonates in a market where symbolism often precedes capital.

For the crypto industry, Trump’s embrace of digital assets marks another moment in the normalization of crypto at the highest levels of power. Whether this rhetoric translates into a coherent national strategy remains to be seen. But for now, one thing is clear: Washington’s posture toward crypto is changing, and Trump is intent on owning that shift. In Miami, he made it unmistakably political — a rallying cry for innovation, competition, and a vision of America leading not from fear of crypto, but from mastery of it.
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At the 2025 Bitcoin Conference in Las Vegas, New York Mayor Eric Adams called for the abolition of BitLicense, a controversial regulation since 2015, and invited crypto businesses to return to the city (May 29, 2025). Comparing the Bitcoin movement to the symbol of Betsy Ross sewing the American flag, Adams committed to making New York the crypto hub in the U.S. (USA).
Speech by Eric Adams
In his speech at the Bitcoin Conference, Adams emphasized: “#Newyork is the Empire State. We do not tear down empires—we build them. Come home!” He called for the repeal of BitLicense, describing it as a barrier that leads to crypto businesses being “attacked and criminalized.” Adams proposed a Bitcoin Bond and wants to integrate blockchain into public services like issuing birth certificates, paying fines, and tax filing. He urged the crypto community to engage in local politics to protect innovation, warning: “If you don’t act, officials will destroy your industry.”

The Mayor #Miami , Mr. Francis Suarez, one of the most prominent politicians and a strong supporter of cryptocurrency in the United States, has just revealed an incredible success story from his pioneering decision: The Bitcoin (BTC) compensation he has received since late 2021 has now yielded a profit of up to 300%. This revelation is not only a personal financial announcement but also a strong affirmation of his belief in the long-term value of digital assets.