The Trump administration is taking steps to integrate cryptocurrency into the U.S. financial system. Recent meetings between banks and government officials indicate a push for banks to offer custody services for crypto assets, including Bitcoin. David Sacks, appointed as the administration's Crypto Czar, has suggested evaluating a Bitcoin Reserve as a strategic asset, though he expressed concerns that investing in Bitcoin does not contribute to traditional economic growth. Additionally, Trump has issued an executive order aimed at establishing a strategic digital asset reserve, positioning the U.S. as a leader in digital assets and artificial intelligence. This move has garnered attention from financial institutions, which are preparing to adapt to a more pro-crypto regulatory environment. Reports suggest that the federal government will soon ease restrictions on banks engaging with the cryptocurrency sector, potentially allowing major banks like JPMorgan and Bank of America to participate in the digital coin industry.